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Using GEM (Governance, Engagement, Monitoring) our analytical tool for pensions, we can look at contribution structures (benchmarking against industry sector averages) and model various contribution options or benefit outcomes across member groups.

The analysis looks at how things stand now and projects how things will look five to ten years in the future. By examining cohorts and slicing data in a variety of ways, GEM provides a detailed membership breakdown of their defined contribution (DC) pension.

This in turn helps our Investment team when looking at investment strategies, financial modelling and also provide insight into the work of our engagement team amongst other things.

We can also benchmark against auto-enrolment legislation and/or the Pension Quality Mark criteria.

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Key contacts

Damian Stancombe Partner and Head of Workplace Health and Wealth

Mark Futcher Partner and Head of DC and Workplace Wealth

Luke Thackray Associate

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Blogs

Do you know how your employees are coping?
Do you know how your employees are coping? Laura Matthews explores the challenges and how to identify, understand and tackle employees coasting through careers.
It’s important to give if you want to receive: pensions in the charities sector
Every year we look at behaviours and attitudes to current and future financial health among the UK working population using our Generation WHY? survey. In our most recent survey, we spoke to more people than ever before with 3,000 giving us their views.
The missing 'why' in trustee communication
Communications will end up unread in the bin unless they remember what they’re for and provide relevant information targeted to the intended audience, explains Damian Stancombe.

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Webinars

Apr 19 2016
Webinar - Workplace pensions in the new tax year - how will you be affected?
The Budget 2016 might not have seen the widespread changes to the pension taxation system that many had been anticipating – however, there are still key pension considerations to be aware of in the new tax year.

Location: Webinar

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Research
News

Why BWell: wellbeing in the workplace
Presenteeism at work has tripled since 2010. Where's your head at? We've interviewed 3,000 UK workers to understand health and wellbeing in the workplace.
Generation WHY?: money matters in 2018
Surveying the financial wellbeing of 3,000 people, we've discovered some stark findings on how prepared the current UK workforce is for retirement.
Generation WHY? survey 2017
Our ‘Generation WHY? study, now in its third year, highlights important generational attitudes and perspectives towards money matters as well as savings and how personal affluence affects outlook.

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Barnett Waddingham 'highly commended' at UKPA awards
Barnett Waddingham named ‘highly commended’ in the ‘DC Consultancy of the Year’ category at the UKPA awards in what was a very competitive field.
Barnett Waddingham defends title as DC Adviser of the Year
For the second consecutive year, we are delighted to have been named ‘DC Adviser of the Year’ at Pensions Insight's DC Awards.
Barnett Waddingham celebrates second double award win of the year
Barnett Waddingham is delighted to have been recognised as the UK’s DC adviser of the year, and the leading DC technology provider of the year at the Pensions Insight DC Awards 2016.

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Using GEM (Governance, Engagement, Monitoring) our analytical tool for pensions, we can look at contribution structures (benchmarking against industry sector averages) and model various contribution options or benefit outcomes across member groups.

Related knowledge and resources

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