Hymans Robertson On... DC Quarterly Round Up - February 2025

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:

• Policy and regulation updates: The Mansion House speech and Autumn Budget outline reforms to boost pensions investment, along with the FCA's proposals for stronger saver support and a regulatory shift towards more prudential oversight.
• CDC scheme developments: Expansion of Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) schemes continue, with growing interest in multi-employer models and potential regulatory refinements.
• Pensions engagement and insights: New research highlights strategies to improve member engagement, emphasising clearer communication and digital tools to enhance saver understanding.

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