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Tag Archives: Barnett Waddingham
The ABI’s attempt to smear CDC – flops
The ABI should be feeling pretty pleased with itself. Last week, its Director of Policy, Yvonne Braun, told the Work and Pensions committee that it seen off the consolidators. As a result, its members can now choose which overfunded DB … Continue reading →
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2022 – did DB fiduciary management work?
I recommend Barnett Waddingham’s Fiduciary Management Investment Performance Review – 2022 which can be freely downloaded here Fiduciary Management (FM) is when trustees hand over the management of scheme assets and liabilities to a third party manager. It is a … Continue reading →
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What’s going on with longevity? – join our discussion today
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Paint it green- and do it with a nudge!
Amanda Latham has made quite a stir since leaving the Pension Regulator for Barnett Waddingham. Now she’s got the Thunderer calling on the pension industry to green up the default funds which will one day pay us pensions. Judging by … Continue reading →
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When independence becomes “inter-dependence”
This blog addresses Barnett Waddingham on its AE Solution . For those not familiar with these things- it is a packaged solution that provides you with Standard Life’s Good to Go workplace pension. I have written about Good to Go which is … Continue reading →
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