All cash articles – Page 3
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NewsRBS banks on preferred provider for drawdown
Royal Bank of Scotland’s defined contribution scheme is exploring the addition of a drawdown option via an external provider to enable a seamless transition into retirement for its members.
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Opinion
Data crunch: Annuities market being reshaped, not destroyed
Providers are in talks with the Treasury over how to advance plans for a secondary annuities market.
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Opinion
What fixed income ETFs can bring to your portfolio
Investors in fixed income markets are having to deal with persistently low or even negative yields, the potential for increased volatility – such as recent worries about China – and a lack of clarity over when the US Federal Reserve will start raising rates.
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Opinion
The science behind DC redesign
DC Investment Quarterly: The introduction of freedom and choice and the charge cap this year marked two profound changes to the defined contribution marketplace, affecting both what DC investment products will be expected to deliver and the limits within which they have to deliver them.
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Opinion
Freedom for all: Why DB should have access to pension flexibility
Pension freedoms were announced with great fanfare in the chancellor’s autumn statement in 2014 and came into effect in April 2015.
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OpinionEditorial: Speed bumps
When the government announced last week it was launching a consultation into the processes underlying the pension freedoms, it came as little surprise to those who foresaw the rollout of these reforms having a bumpy ride.
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OpinionMinded to make the money last?
From the blog: So, only around one in eight over-40s plans to cash in more than half of their pension pot.
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OpinionEditorial: Drum roll...
So there you have it. By the time you read this, swaths of people will have battered down their providers’ doors to get their mitts on their pension pots, to splash on posh cars and cruises. Or not.
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News
Kent banks £150m to take equity gains, predicting volatility
Kent Pension Fund has moved £150m of its equity holdings into cash and increased its allocation to property, as it seeks to capture gains ahead of anticipated volatility.
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Opinion
The rise and rise of cash in lieu for FTSE 100 execs
It seems we have reached a tipping point where defined benefit is no longer the most common pension arrangement of FTSE 100 companies.
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News
PPF adds hybrid allocation, trims traditional assets
The Pension Protection Fund has revised its statement of investment principles, trimming its allocation to cash, bonds and equities as it seeks to capitalise on the illiquidity premia of so-called ‘hybrid’ assets.
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News
Schemes face LDI rethink to meet Emir collateral demands
Industry experts have warned that schemes using liability-driven investment strategies may face higher costs and additional risks when the European Market Infrastructure Regulation’s collateral diversity requirements come into force.
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FeaturesMineworkers scheme extends cash buffer to battle rising longevity
The Mineworkers Pension Scheme has secured a 10-year extension to the repayment deadline of its government-backed investment reserve, as it works to manage increased longevity among scheme members.
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Opinion
How to manage your cash flows effectively
The improvement in funding levels seen across many defined benefit schemes in 2013 as a result of rising bond yields carries with it a half-hidden threat for pension managers and trustees.
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News
Teesside ups cash awaiting more profitable equity market
Teesside Pension Fund has increased its cash holdings by nearly a quarter after deciding to wait for more favourable conditions before investing further in equity markets.
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News
How schemes can manage cash flows
Schemes are being advised to reconsider investments as almost a third of defined benefit pension schemes expect to be cash flow negative this year, a survey has found.
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FeaturesPennon: Separate DB/DC cash to reduce admin risk
As the regulator toughens its demands on hybrid scheme governance, Ian Smith analyses how schemes including Pennon are managing their administration risk through clear separation of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) funds.
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Features
Are ETVs always inappropriate? Ask a BA pilot
The pensions minister is wrong in condemning schemes for offering cash incentives for defined benefit (DB) members to switch to defined contribution (DC) plans.
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