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Guided Retirement Duty: promise or pipe dream for UK savers?
As UK savers approach retirement, a key question looms: are they equipped to make the right choices about their retirement income?
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Is retirement confidence among SIPP savers misplaced?
Many SIPP savers feel confident about retirement, but research from BW reveals a worrying lack of planning and preparation behind that optimism.
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Rebuilding reserving: lessons from the front line
After setting out to reimagine reserving through experiments, we created a bespoke reserving system shaped by our learnings.
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Retirement reality check: Millions face financial shortfall
New analysis from BW reveals people are underestimating their life expectancy by years leaving serious retirement savings shortfalls.
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Why strong LDI governance still matters
How trustees can strengthen LDI governance through better structure, collateral management, and manager oversight.
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Illiquids in DC: embracing the next chapter
Explore how DC schemes can unlock long-term value through private markets. From LTAFs to manager selection, we outline the steps to better member outcomes.
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Roundtable reflections: is your validation still fit for purpose?
In our recent roundtable, we brought together CROs and senior actuaries to discuss capital model validation and the impact of the new Solvency UK regime.
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Initial reflections on the Pension Schemes Bill: key investment implications
While the final version of the Bill and associated regulations are still to come, David Moreton outlines his initial thoughts on key areas where change is implied.
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Innovative private capital strategies family offices can’t ignore
Explore why private markets still matter for family offices and discover two fresh approaches to optimise returns and diversification.
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Longer careers, higher costs: group risks for employers
Age diversity at work is more prevalent than other - this has advantages for employers, but also poses some tough challenges which employers should address.