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The superfund market opportunity for DB pension scheme sponsors
Explore how DB pension superfunds can offer lower-cost risk transfer, enhance member security and remove pension risk from corporate balance sheets.
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Are you confident your investment manager will deliver?
Compare your current discretionary growth manager against 20+ peers on performance, sustainability, stewardship and fees.
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Working-age mortality in the UK: what insurers need to know
Our analysis highlights changing cause-of-death patterns at working ages with practical implications for life and protection writers.
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How to unlock true value from workplace pensions
Workplace pensions hold more potential than most employers realise - they can become a powerful driver of employee wellbeing, engagement and long-term value.
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New Fair Deal for the LGPS: worth the wait?
After years of anticipation, the new LGPS consultation on Scheme Improvements (Access and Protections) is here - a positive step, though not without challenges.
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Inflation protection in fixed income
How index-linked bonds, low duration and floating-rate assets protect real returns – plus when active multi asset credit adds value.
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Balancing higher pension costs with retention
Many employers can’t absorb higher pension costs without knock-on effects on hiring and benefits. We explain the issues and call for a balanced approach.
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How to make your benefit communications count
If you want all of your employees to know about your benefits offering, you need to make sure your communications engage them first.
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Flexible working and work-life balance: how to support your people
Flexible working is a key driver of wellbeing and engagement. Understand how different generations value flexible working and work-life balance in unique ways.
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Cancellation rights don’t apply to tax-free cash withdrawals
HMRC and FCA confirm: cancellation rights don’t apply to PCLS/UFPLS. Once withdrawn, tax effects and allowances used are irreversible.