Why do workers in US yearn for defined-benefit pension plans? A closer look at the Boeing negotiations only makes the question more puzzling Boeing Co. unionized workers recently voted to…
Managing the future of risk for Canadian public pensions Canada’s largest public pensions — unofficially called the “Maple 8” — are internationally respected and in a healthy fiscal position…
UK pensions system at ‘critical juncture’, PPI warns PPI says societal inequalities may lead to wider differences in retirement living standards The UK pensions system is facing a…
Reflection on Ten years of the DC pensions in UK – auto-enrolment How to build on the foundations of a decade of auto-enrolment In October, Professional Pensions assembled a panel of experts…
From buyout to run-on: The case for keeping DB pension schemes alive in UK Charlotte Moore assesses the attractiveness of running on schemes for surplus sharing After years of volatility and cost, many closed…
Wealth managers expect AI to increase revenues by 12% by 2028 PwC: AI to drive revenue growth in asset management The vast majority of asset and wealth managers have set out…
AI ‘trust gap’ causing uptake of Robo-advisers to remain limited Clients still lack trust in the technology, Avaloq finds The lack of trust that clients have in artificial intelligence (AI)…
Women’s average retirement age in UK climbs by seven years in three decades 45% of non-retirees expect to work beyond state pension age New analysis by Phoenix Insights, Phoenix Group’s longevity think tank,…
Welcome to the Administration Age How admin is adapting as members’ needs change, tech advances and expectations rise Pensions administration is moving from the background…
Pensions engagement on the rise despite advice gap Only 13% of individuals received financial advice regarding pensions in last 12 months Consumer activity and engagement with pensions are…