“Pension reforms are going to encourage much-needed innovation in the occupational pension market. Pension providers will have to create more efficient business models if they want to engage with employees on low wages and SMEs and reap the rewards of auto-enrolment. Appealing to the mass market will have to involve stripping down internal systems and processes and re-engineering them from the consumer’s point of view.”
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Regulation and Legislation
Market Drivers
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Occupational Scheme Membership
Market Size and Forecast
Channels to Market
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Level of Investible Assets
Ownership of Pension Products
Types of Employer and Occupational Pension Provision
The Role of Employers in Financial Planning
Managing Occupational Pensions
Barriers to Contributing to an Occupational Pension
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Appendix – Market Structure
Appendix – Insurer-administered
Appendix – GPP
Appendix – Level of Investible Assets
Appendix – Ownership of Pension Products
Appendix – Types of Employer and Occupational Pension Provision
Appendix – The Role of Employers in Financial Planning
Appendix – Managing Occupational Pensions
Appendix – Barriers to Contributing to an Occupational Pension
30th April 2014
“The Budget 2014 has dramatically changed both the pension and ISA markets, creating a new savings landscape and reigniting the debate about which savings vehicle is better for long-term planning. However, the changes are unlikely to prompt a significant change in how most consumers save for retirement in the short-term ... 
29th January 2014
“Ownership of protection products is very low among UK workers, and the income protection gap is estimated to stand at £190 billion. However, the protection gap could become the next area of focus after the successful launch of auto-enrolment in the pensions market.”
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Where are the auto-enrolment opportunities for pension providers?
