Lack of transparency in pension fund investments will 'lead to civil unrest'
The combination of lack of trust, poor transparency, and inadequate retirement funds will cause "civil unrest" in the next few decades, Andy Agathangelou warns.
Speaking at a Transparency Task Force event today, the pressure group's founder said the financial sector needs to boost transparency to improve trust in the industry, thereby improving saving rates and...
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Perspective DocWatch (legislation and regulatory materials) - February 2021
Pendragon's Perspective information service provides pension advisers and practitioners a comprehensive and up-to-date library resource to help them keep on top of the legal and regulatory change affecting the industry. In this update, they list the documents...
IWD 2021: The pensions gap, equal retirement prospects, and the Covid burden
Professional Pensions rounds up some of the latest research from across the industry for International Women’s Day 2021.
Have your say: Did the Spring Budget broadly hit the right notes with regards to its approach to pensions?
In this week's Pensions Buzz, we want to know whether you think last week's Spring Budget broadly hit the right notes with its approach to pensions.
Change in government borrowing policy 'could boost pension funds and save taxpayers billions'
A change in the government’s borrowing policy “could boost pension funds” and “save taxpayers billions”, according to Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP).
Phoenix concludes £2.5bn of bulk annuities after £730m buy-in with own scheme
Phoenix Group completed £2.5bn of buy-ins and buyouts over the course of 2020, including a bulk annuity deal with one of its own schemes.
