All Origo articles
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NewsNFU Mutual leads on transfer times while B&CE lags
On the go: NFU Mutual recorded the leading score on Origo’s Transfer Index for the second quarter of 2022.
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OpinionReducing business risk from data breaches
Cyber crime is now a major threat to the pensions and savings industry, with growing incidences of data breaches being reported in the press.
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News
Govt greenlights dashboards but timetable questioned
On the go: Pension schemes will be allowed up to four years to submit data to the pensions dashboard, sparking concerns that services appearing later this year will not be comprehensive.
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PodcastsPodcast: Next steps for the pensions dashboard project
Podcast: Earlier this month, the Department for Work and Pensions published its long-awaited feasibility report and consultation on how the industry can create online pensions dashboards. What does the industry make of the study? And how much progress is needed to make the project a success? In this episode, Girish Menezes, board director at the Pensions Administration Standards Association, and Anthony Rafferty, managing director of fintech company Origo, discuss compulsion, dashboard governance and data.
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News
How open banking can help pensions
The pensions industry is on the cusp of its own 'open banking'-style revolution in the way that consumers interact with their finances and manage their pensions, according to experts.
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News
Pension transfer values rise once more
Year-on-year pension transfer values have grown for the third year in a row, according to research by not-for-profit fintech company Origo.
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News
Calls for action on complexity at heart of DB transfer delays
Increased demand for defined benefit pension transfers, lack of transfer experience among independent financial advisers and complexity of DB pensions is adding to transfer delays by putting strain on administrator resources, recent research has shown.
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OpinionDawn of the dashboards?
Editorial: The pensions dashboard will, it is hoped, change the way people look at their pension in more than the literal sense.
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OpinionThe dashboard is coming
From the blog: In the final month of work on the pensions dashboard prototype, where all parties involved in the project align their areas of input, we begin the tests and demonstrations with various stakeholders, including government ministers.
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Opinion
Dashboard, dashboard on the wall...
Editorial: I won’t mention the Department for Work and Pensions, the new cabinet or Ros Altmann, although there would be plenty to say about them. You can read it here.
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Features
Secondhand annuity market takes shape but risk of poor deals looms
Analysis: The government has confirmed it will soften the tax hit for those looking to take advantage of the secondary annuity market, but some experts are concerned the financial services industry holds all the cards in getting the best deal.
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News
Pension dashboard could 'fail in its objective'
Pension dashboards enabling savers to view their retirement assets in one place are set to become a reality, but commentators have questioned how they will be funded and some fear they could do “more harm than good”.