Pensions dashboards and the need to work with fast implementers

A look at dashboard staging, less than eight months away from the start

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Hitting staging timescales important and there is a need to work with fast implementers that can be trusted, writes Jonathan Hawkins

The pensions dashboards' launch begins in stages from Spring 2023, less than eight months away. At first, only the largest schemes and their administrators will be onboarding, and private sector defined benefit does not start to stage until March 2024. These schemes and their administrators could be forgiven for thinking they have plenty of time. Indeed, research undertaken by Bravura, in partnership with Delta FS, has shown many are still in the scoping and planning stages. Several third-party administrators (TPAs) raised the point that their client bases tend to be medium- to small-sized ...

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