Other winners of Innovation Awards include Scottish Widows, Clara Pensions, Penny and Cardano.
Industry doubts prospect of success of Mansion House reforms
Less than a third of pension industry professionals believe the Mansion House reforms will be effective, according to the Pensions Management Institute.
Member Options Insights: DB member activity and trends in the current economic climate
The past couple of years have been interesting to say the least, with the economy navigating a sustained period of volatility, UK inflation at a 40-year high and increases in prices driving up the cost-of-living.
TPR: Time is running out to clean up your data
The regulator wants administrators to deal with data issues soon to clear the way for dashboards and improve their handling of risks such as cybersecurity.
Multi asset credit: Achieving reliable yields through volatile times
Multi asset credit (MAC) is a diversified investment discipline that aims to capture global credit risk premiums by investing in a range of geographies, asset classes and credit instruments.
Schemes eager to back government’s infrastructure investment drive
Almost two-thirds (65%) of UK pension fund leaders expect to increase allocations to UK infrastructure over the next 12 months, according to new research.
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Reinjecting meaning into sustainability reporting
IGG’s Tegs Harding takes a holistic view of sustainability reporting, incorporating nature-based and social factors as well as established climate issues.
Financial wellbeing needs a health warning
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The case for discretionary increases is becoming compelling
Osborne Clarke’s Claire Rankin explains the different forces at play when trustees and employers consider discretionary pension increases.
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Was the Bank of England right to intervene during the LDI crisis?
Podcast: Cartwright director of investment consulting Sam Roberts argues against the Bank of England’s autumn intervention in gilt markets, while the Lang Cat director of public affairs Tom McPhail gives his thoughts on the Autumn Statement.
LDI, PLSA and PIPAs: looking back with Andy Cheseldine
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TPR should not regulate LDI despite pensions crisis
Podcast: Dalriada Trustees director David Fogarty and Cartwright director of investment consulting Sam Roberts discuss the causes to the recent market turmoil that precipitated the intervention by the Bank of England, what was done to stall it, and what the future holds.
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