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Financial-service firms are failing to understand diversity and inclusion (D&I) as crucial culture issues, according to research by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Around 2.5 million people aged over 55 and still in work will have to delay their retirement due to the cost of living crisis, according to a survey.

A draft funding code of conduct and consultation on defined benefit (DB) pension schemes has been unveiled by The Pensions Regulator, requiring trustees to think carefully about risk management to improve security for their members.

The world’s 100 largest asset owners are now responsible for US$25.7trn, according to the latest research.

Tackling climate change should be a major priority for companies when confronting threats to their business, according to a major survey of global investors.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled a package of 30 reforms to financial services regulation.

Active private sector defined benefit (DB) and hybrid scheme memberships in the UK has fallen by 13.6%, according to the Pension Regulator’s latest annual review.

Actuaries are using their skillset well beyond traditional areas such as valuation and capital when working in the equity release mortgage market, according to the latest research.

Proposals to improve people’s access to financial advice and help them to invest with confidence have been unveiled by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

The Department for Works and Pensions (DWP) is years behind schedule in fixing hundreds of thousands of errors in state pension payments, according to recent statistics.