Martin Richmond is a Reporter at Professional Pensions. He covers a range of finance-related topics including retirement planning, saving and investing, asset management, and wealth management, with a particular focus on the financial services sector. Martin's work has been featured in Investment Week, Professional Adviser, and Global Pensions Magazine, among others.
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Martin Richmond's focus is on pensions, retirement, investment, and financial wellbeing within the United Kingdom. He frequently cites data and provides expert commentary in his articles. Given this emphasis, he may be responsive to pitches from professionals with a deep understanding of pension funds management or those who can provide substantial data-driven insights into the finance industry.
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By: Martin Richmond
The Lowman Pension Scheme has completed a £10m full buy-in with L&G.
By: Martin Richmond
Defined benefit (DB) scheme funding remained steady in May despite funding level volatility, analysis from Broadstone shows.
By: Martin Richmond
The majority of fiduciary managers met or exceeded their scheme-specific investment objectives in 2025, research from Barnett Waddingham finds.
By: Martin Richmond
Guided retirement solutions could play a “critical” role in informing member decision-making once they reach retirement, a report by the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) says.
The aggregate surplus of the defined benefit (DB) schemes in the Pension Protection Fund’s (PPF) 7800 Index rose by £5.3bn in May, latest data shows.
By: Martin Richmond
The growth of defined contribution (DC) pension pots and consolidation in the sector will lead to an increased risk of pension fraud, pensions minister Torsten Bell says.
By: Martin Richmond
The growth of defined contribution (DC) pension pots and consolidation in the sector will lead to an increased risk of pension fraud, pensions minister Torsten Bell warns.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published a statement on the defined benefit (DB) surplus flexibility regulations.
Andy Burnham has clarified his stance on providing compensation for the women against state pension inequality (Waspi) campaign, saying he accepts the final decision has been made despite calling for “recompense” yesterday.
By: Martin Richmond
Reforming auto-enrolment (AE) could inadvertently increase the gender pensions gap, a report by the Pensions Equity Group (PEG) finds.
