Other winners of Innovation Awards include Scottish Widows, Clara Pensions, Penny and Cardano.
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.
Bulk annuity latest: Construction group seals £16m buy-in
Plus: PIC launches streamlined service for small scheme de-risking; two full scheme buy-ins announced for printer companies.
TPR Annual Funding Statement: Is your scheme’s strategy fit for purpose?
Endgame options, climate risk and sponsor covenant all feature prominently in TPR’s latest annual funding statement.
Use surplus to restore inflation protection, say trustees
The call comes as DB schemes are enjoying their largest aggregate surplus in years, and the government is seeking to provide more flexibility over accessing this money.
SPP urges care over PPF valuation changes
Proposed changes to PPF assessment valuations could push smaller funds away from better options in the insurance market, according to the Society of Pension Professionals.
‘Capacity crunch’ risk as schemes failing to plan for dashboards
Less than half of pension schemes have a plan for connecting to the pension dashboard system, according to a poll from LCP.
PPF as a consolidator: the pros and cons
Industry calls for caution as the government considers expanding the remit of the Pension Protection Fund.
TPR statement of strategy plan ‘asking too much’
Proposals for statements of strategy will create significant additional and unnecessary work for trustee boards, commentators warn.
Bulk annuity latest: Just Group announces two buy-ins
The transactions cover members of a chemical company and a printer manufacturer.
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