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In Depth: How the FCA will regulate pensions over the next five years
The financial services watchdog has published its latest five-year strategy, pledging to become a more flexible, predictable and efficient organisation.
In Depth: The growth goal - insurance, pensions, and productive finance
Major regulatory moves over the past few years coming to fruition in 2025 could help pension schemes and insurers invest substantially in the UK to support the government’s growth agenda. Leading insurance and pension industry expert Francis Richard Pereira explores how these changes intersect and the opportunities they present.
In Depth: Will a rise in run-on strategies affect bulk annuity demand?
Pensions Expert explores how DB schemes’ increased interest in running on and generating a surplus could affect the bulk annuity market.
More In Depth articles
In Depth: Regulator’s new DC approach is a sign of things to come
Pensions Expert looks in detail at how the Pensions Regulator’s prudential approach to regulation is affecting all aspects of the industry.
In Depth: 40% of master trust memberships could consolidate, study finds
A major data exercise carried out by some of the UK’s biggest master trusts has shed light on the challenges of consolidating small pension pots and rolling out pension dashboards.
In Depth: ‘Seminal moment’ for DB as government eyes surplus extraction
As the government casts its eye over well-funded defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, Pensions Expert explores the industry’s calls for this to be done responsibly.
Latest interviews
Five Questions For… Lisa Mundy, Schroders Retirement Benefits Scheme
In the first of a new series, the independent chair of Schroders’ pension scheme explains how and why the trustee board has elected to run on after generating a significant surplus.
Interview: British Business Bank’s Louis Taylor
The government-owned bank plans to establish a new vehicle to channel pension scheme money into early-stage businesses, according to its CEO.
Innovation Interviews: Penny probes for lost pension pots
Fintech startup Penny’s head of pensions David Henderson explains how an app set up by two brothers has now helped reunite hundreds of users with more than £300m of ‘lost’ pensions.