The revived Pensions Commission is good, sensible long-term policy work. So very welcome. But something buried in today's press release sounded off... "While the introduction of Automatic Enrolment increased the numbers saving, saving levels have often remained low. Around 1-in-2 workers in the private sector only save around the minimum contribution level (8% or less of earnings)."
Thank you Lori C. writing in The Independent for highlighting the need for Cameron - the sustainable pensions engine.
🚀 After a quiet period of building behind the scenes, we’re excited to share that Mettle Capital has secured funding from the UKFin+ Agile programme for our latest initiative:
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As the government looks to reform pensions, this should also be an opportunity to really reflect people’s preferences and values - for us, that’s especially important around sustainability. We want to get people putting their pensions where their values are.
As the dust is starting to settle on the Omnibus proposals, are these changes actually meeting key stakeholder requirements? Specifically subject matter experts and business strategists? So I sat down with Puja Darbari, well-known in the drinks industry for her leadership of the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking and Professor Onesun Steve Yoo, Co-Director, UCL Centre for Sustainable Business to ask 'What can we learn from the first wave of CSRD reporting?
If you want to change the world, you have to show the value of change.
It’s been a while since you’ve heard from our co-founders Rufus Grantham and Andrew Tucker, Ph.D.. And with a new wave of followers, now feels like the right time to reintroduce ourselves — not through product features, but through the story of how we got here, what we’ve learned, and what we’re building.