The introduction of Pension Freedom and Choice in 2015 feels like a long time ago now.  Back then the biggest fear was of pensioners blowing … Read More ›

Co-authored by Kate Mijakowska & Alex White FIA An inaccurately implemented hedge can lead to a 5% difference in funding level… Over the last decade, … Read More ›

Lastly but not least in my blog series, I am delving into asset transitions. Already, no doubt, eyes are rolling… Paperwork, stress, more paperwork, risk, … Read More ›

In this blog series, I have been explaining why I think Implementation Managers can be a friend to pension trustees. In my experience as a … Read More ›

This is the second in a 4-part blog series on Implementation Managers (IM) and why, in my view, any pension scheme Trustee should consider appointing … Read More ›

As an investment consultant, I am regularly in awe of the challenges that pension trustees face. Making decisions on behalf of thousands of members whose … Read More ›

It is now a year since the introduction of new FCA regulations on transaction cost disclosure for workplace pensions. Although there has been good progress … Read More ›

Innovating in Sustainability and Diversified Returns   Redington was founded on the belief that there was a better way of doing things. We always begin … Read More ›

Quantitative equity strategies or “quants”, have become a staple of most investor’s portfolios over the last decade. But how effective are manager research processes at … Read More ›

As we peer around the corner to 2019, there is a great deal of economic, political and market uncertainty. However, one thing we can say … Read More ›