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Global Pension Risk Survey: UK Findings 2023/24

By Aon

The Global Pension Risk Survey has been running every two years for over a decade and it gives the pension industry great insight into how the pensions landscape has developed.

The 2023 findings show that many pension schemes are grappling with recent challenges including persistent high inflation, rising interest rates and a raft of regulatory change. Schemes are having to prioritise carefully which actions they will address and when, while also navigating the risk of non-compliance as well as the time and cost of action. And schemes must do all of this while trying to focus on scheme members and acting in their best interests. This is not an easy balancing act. Consequently, the theme of our survey is the ‘Risk Prioritisation Challenge’. Click on the link below to read more.

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