In this episode of Hymans Robertson On... Kirsty Moffat, Senior DC Investment Consultant, presents our latest DC quarterly round-up. In this instalment, Kirsty discusses:

• The pensions review under the first phase of the new Labour government
• The FCA's initiation of a new value-for-money framework for DC schemes
• Updates on pension dashboards
• Concerns around pension adequacy
• Key developments for Master Trusts
• The FCA's latest data on the retirement income market

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Labour’s Pension Review – Terms of reference
The FCA’s new VFM framework
The Pensions Dashboard – Compliance and enforcement policy
‘Act now on pensions dashboards so we don’t have to’ blog  
GOV.UK One Login – identity service provider 
Pension adequacy concerns – IFS report
New Master Trust policies – more information on the regulator’s website
FCA’s latest data on the Retirement income market

More Info on pension dashboard staging dates can be found on the UK government website here
The PDP’s new progress report summarising its activity over the last six months and looking at the areas it is going to focus on in the coming months which can be found here
Further information from Hymans on pension dashboards can be found here

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