All Master trusts articles – Page 3
-
NewsLifeSight adds construction company’s £420m DC assets
Construction company Morgan Sindall has selected WTW’s LifeSight master trust as its new defined contribution (DC) provider.
-
NewsThe cost of poor pension transfer decisions
Poor decisions and switching to high-cost pensions could cost savers £1.2bn a year, according to new analysis.
-
NewsSmart Pension to acquire Options master trust
The acquisition is Smart’s 10th and will bring its total assets under management to £6bn, once the deal is approved.
-
FeaturesHow master trust regulation is evolving
Master trust supervision has evolved to focus on investments, data and innovation, the Pensions Regulator (TPR) has said.
-
NewsMercer to buy Cardano, NOW Pensions in major acquisition
Mercer has announced that it will purchase consultancy group Cardano including its £4bn master trust NOW Pensions.
-
FeaturesDC consolidation: A complex picture
With the government – and the opposition – set on consolidating defined contribution schemes, Pensions Expert explores some of the complicating factors that have yet to be addressed.
-
NewsMaster trusts: TCFD reports 'almost impossible' to compare
Taskforce for Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) reports need to be beefed up and made more relevant, a report by the Defined Contribution Investment Forum has found.
-
NewsSmart Pension buys Evolve Pensions for undisclosed sum
Smart Pension has acquired Evolve Pensions, owner of £750m Crystal master trust.
-
NewsMansion House reforms: Pension innovation, reformation or mess?
As the pensions industry digests the impact of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's announcements in his Mansion House Speech, there are already concerns being voiced over the speed and scope of the proposed and planned changes.
-
NewsSix providers score gold for financial wellness offerings
Six workplace pension providers have been awarded an overall gold rating in Benefit Guru’s third annual Financial Wellness ratings.
-
NewsGovernment explores CDC decumulation schemes
On the go: The Department for Work and Pensions is exploring whether it could introduce legislation for decumulation-only collective defined contribution schemes, since these could help “improve member choice and outcomes”.
-
NewsEngineering company appoints LifeSight as master trust provider
On the go: Engineering company KBR has appointed LifeSight as master trust provider for its 6,400 UK defined contribution scheme members.
-
NewsPASA urges master trusts to engage with advisers in dashboards dash
On the go: The Pensions Administration Standards Association has urged master trusts to have “further discussions” with qualified advisers to guarantee they are ready for the pensions dashboards launch.
-
NewsOne third of self-employed trial Nest members have ‘zero pots’
On the go: Around a third of self-employed Nest members in a Nest Insight savings trial have never made a contribution to their pension pot.
-
NewsPension savers lose £1.7bn on retirement transition
On the go: Workplace pension scheme members are losing around £1.7bn a year during their transition into and in retirement, according to new research from master trust HSBC Tomorrow.
-
OpinionHow to apply for dashboards staging deadline deferral
Sackers associate director Oliver Topping details six tips for schemes considering a pension dashboards staging deadline deferral.
-
OpinionWe need to shift outdated dialogue to increase member value
HSBC Tomorrow Master Trust chief executive Alison Hatcher sets out measures that the pensions industry can take in order to boost member value.
-
NewsSmart Pension acquires Ensign Master Trust
On the go: Smart Pension has acquired the Ensign Master Trust, making it the eighth such consolidation by the provider, which has promised that an average 25-year-old member would be “thousands of pounds better off” as a result of the move.
-
NewsTPR updates climate risks guidance
On the go: The Pensions Regulator has updated its guidance on climate-related risk requirements to include mention of the “portfolio alignment metric”, which affected schemes have had to provide since October 1.
-
NewsTPR approached a ‘number of times’ by capital-backed consolidators
The Pensions Regulator has been approached a “number of times” by companies working on capital-backed consolidation models, according to Charles Counsell, who has called for superfund legislation.