NEST

The majority of schemes have claimed political and economic uncertainty has led them to disregard contingency planning for the range of potential Brexit outcomes.

Now Pensions, Scottish Widows Master Trust, Aspire Savings Trust, and the ITB Pension Funds have been authorised by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

With NEST announcing plans to invest 5% of assets in private credit, Jonathan Stapleton queries whether other schemes should be following in its footsteps

NEST has selected two fund managers it will use to invest in private credit, enabling its members to benefit from the private markets investments.

NEST, Aegon Master Trust, Ensign Retirement Plan, Creative Pension Trust and the Baptist Pension Scheme have been authorised by The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

Ten pension schemes representing over 19 million members and more than £150bn in assets under management have written a joint public letter endorsing the Cost Transparency Initiative (CTI).

NEST has signed up to the government-backed Star Initiative, taking all of its 8 million members' pension pots with it.

An increasing number of people are struggling with their finances. Nick Martindale looks at what employers can do to help their staff with money.

It is time to reconsider this potential solution to the plethora of fragmented pots, says Sir Steve Webb.

NEST is now managing £5.7bn on behalf of its members, more than double the £2.7bn it was managing at the same time the previous year.