KPMG has beefed up its defined contribution (DC) practice with the appointment of eight full-time DC specialists in senior management positions.
The biggest stories on PP this week were warnings that decent retirement could mean working until age 85, and the risks to members from pooling the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS).
Andrew Coles has been made head of UK pensions at KPMG and will succeed Andrew Cawley who is retiring on 1 March after 21 years with the firm.
As the number of small bulk annuity deals have fallen year on year despite overall growth in the market, Kristian Brunt-Seymour explores how small schemes can avoid being squeezed out.
BSW Timber has saved £5m in liabilities and reduced its deficit by a quarter due to a medically underwritten mortality study (MUMS).
Adrian Humphreys has been appointed to lead the health and risk business of JLT Employee Benefits as it looks to beef up services for clients.
Andy Seed has been appointed corporate distribution manager for strategic partnerships at Zurich Corporate Savings.
Aon Hewitt has appointed David Bunkle as partner in its retirement and investment business.
Yvonne Braun looks at the potential impact a pensions dashboard could have on retirement saving.
Girish Menezes has joined KPMG's pension's team as a principal with responsibility for the implementation of systems across the pension's administration business in the UK.