Towers Watson

Natasha Browne asks whether TPR is right to say small schemes will never meet its governance targets

Chancellor George Osborne's commitment to austerity might force him to break his promise on the triple lock for state pensions. Michael Klimes finds out why

As the freedom and choice reforms kick in it is more likely retirees will opt to remain invested in the markets rather than purchasing an annuity. The challenge for the industry is how to provide such products that provide sustainable income through retirement...

The master trust LifeSight has appointed PwC as its auditor after a tender involving four other firms.

Towers Watson has urged dynamic investors to take a short-term neutral position on UK and US bond rates after previously recommending a moderately underweight position.

Natasha Browne takes a look at some of the proposals for a successful secondary annuity market as the consultation closes

Nearly two thirds (62%) of British workers have at most extremely limited knowledge of the pension reforms introduced by the last government says Towers Watson.

Gill Barr and Mervyn Walker have been made trustees of Towers Watson's UK defined contribution (DC) master trust, LifeSight.

The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) has launched its latest qualification, a certificate in defined contribution (DC) governance.

PP looks at the latest statistics from the regulator on scheme funding