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State Pension Age review: what advisers need to know
The Government has launched its third review of the State Pension age. Discover the implications for advisers and paraplanners, and client planning.
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The continued outlook for the bulk purchase annuity market
Key trends shaping the bulk purchase annuity market in 2025, including regulatory changes, longevity insights, and the evolving role of funded reinsurance.
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Will the Pensions Commission fix pension under-saving?
The government has revived the Pensions Commission – but will it deliver the bold reforms needed to tackle under-saving and secure retirement incomes?
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Top 5 benefits of business continuity planning
How do you prepare your organisation for the unexpected? Resilience and business continuity planning aims to be wise before the event, not after it.
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Government to reassess the State Pension age
The UK Government has launched its third review of the State Pension age, assessing fairness, life expectancy, and financial sustainability.
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How to improve employee financial wellbeing in the workplace
Financial worries are more than just a personal concern - it's a growing workplace challenge which is affecting people's productivity. How can employers help?
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Embedding climate risk in insurers’ risk management frameworks
A summary of the PRA’s CP10/25 consultation, exploring how insurers should embed climate risk into wider risk management.
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How to prepare your Funding Strategy Statement for the 2025 valuation
Sharing everything administering authorities need to know about preparing your Funding Strategy Statement for the 2025 valuation, in light of new guidance.
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Demand for liquidity driving innovation in private markets
Liquidity pressures are reshaping private markets. We explore the latest innovations – and the risks – driving change across the investment landscape.
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UK equities: time for with-profits funds to go global?
UK with-profits funds favour UK equities far more than global benchmarks, and it's costing policyholders - but what's driving the bias and why does it matter?