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Asset‑backed securities: a growing opportunity for investors
Discover how forthcoming Solvency II reforms are set to reshape the investment case for asset-backed securities, creating new opportunities for insurers.
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Navigating the next phase of the credit cycle
We look at why credit spreads have stayed low, what could cause them to rise, and steps investors can take to manage risks and capture opportunities.
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Practical toolkit for AI adoption in the Lloyd’s Market
Access our AI adoption toolkit for insurers, developed in partnership with Lloyd’s Market Association.
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A 'Repair Shop' for SSAS
A well looked after SSAS could provide financial security for decades which, if not exactly a thing of joy, certainly adds to the wellbeing of the family.
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DB superfunds: from niche solution to £180bn market
Explore how DB superfunds are moving beyond a niche solution, with our analysis suggesting a potential £180bn market as regulation develops, more providers enter an…
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Pensions governance: why it matters more than ever
After several years of rapid change the landscape of schools pensions looks very different, with significant variety and diversity of pension offerings.
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Why contribution stability matters in the Local Government Pension Scheme
As debate grows around LGPS funding levels and employer contributions, this blog considers why stability may still be the most sensible long-term approach.
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From buy‑in to buyout: navigating the post‑transaction bottleneck
BW’s 2026 insurer survey explores how schemes are progressing from buy-in to buyout, where delays arise and what is driving post-transaction timescales.
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Are you confident you’re getting what you pay for?
Higher investment fees do not necessarily lead to better returns. We examine manager fees, performance, risk and service to help you assess value for money.
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Get future ready: Our LGPS governance roadmap
Major changes are on the horizon for administering authorities. Here’s how funds can start preparing now.