Navigating AI in pensions
Partner Ferdy Lovett and associate director Katy Harries were delighted to present a session on navigating AI in pensions at the PMI Trustee Workbench in London on 19 June. AI is becoming more and...
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Partner Ferdy Lovett and associate director Katy Harries were delighted to present a session on navigating AI in pensions at the PMI Trustee Workbench in London on 19 June. AI is becoming more and...
With the government threatening to mandate private markets investment for DC pension schemes, partners Andy Lewis and Stuart O’Brien argue that trustees’ fiduciary duty deserves a more stable,...
Partner Eleanor Daplyn and senior associate Bethan Rowlands explore the variety of endgame options and strategies available to schemes in a technical supplement published by Pensions Management...
Sackers was last night crowned Pensions Lawyers of the Year at the Professional Pensions UK Pensions Awards 2025. David Saunders, senior partner, said: “This is a real testament to the dedication...
Small pots – a future route to greater DC consolidation? Automatic enrolment and frequent job switching have led to a surge in small, dormant pension pots, now a growing challenge for Government....
The Pension Schemes Bill is being introduced into Parliament today. Intended to “transform the £2 trillion pensions landscape to ensure savers get good returns for each pound they save, and drive...
Hot on the heels of the recent Mansion House Accord, the Government has today published the Pensions Investment Review Final Report and its response to its consultation on “Unlocking the UK...
Leanne Carter discusses the fragmented regulatory landscape, with no joined-up approach when it comes to supporting more vulnerable pension savers. Across the pensions industry, most DC developments...
