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People's Pension and PPF bosses among King’s Birthday Honours
PPF chair Kate Jones and People’s Partnership chief executive Patrick Heath-Lay have been awarded CBEs for services to the pensions sector in the King’s Birthday Honours list, announced this weekend.
Government must consult on future of £14bn PPF reserves, says SPP
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Labour ‘committed’ to pension reforms despite leadership uncertainty, says Bell
Implementation of the Pension Schemes Act and related reforms will not be affected by debates over the future leadership of the Labour Party, according to the pensions minister.
Appointments: SuperChoice hires adviser; Carne Group names president
The latest hires, promotions and appointments for the week ending 26 June 2026.
Auto-enrolment reforms could introduce unwelcome complexity, study finds
Introducing flexible approaches to auto-enrolment contributions risks introducing complexities and would not be popular among savers or employers, according to a major study led by Pensions UK.
Health improvements could affect DB liabilities, trustees advised
Most DB trustees are yet to factor in how breakthrough health treatments could affect liabilities, despite their potential to reshape future mortality trends, according to Standard Life.
A blueprint for megafunds: How consolidation will shape the future of DC pensions
The drive towards “fewer, larger pension schemes” being driven by the Pension Schemes Act could boost individual pension pots by up to 20% if executed well, according to new research by WPI Economics and Standard Life.
Railpen: What does a member-first approach really mean?
Nic Cromack, chief officer for member services at Railpen, explains how the pension scheme has overhauled its approach and continues to innovate to support members.