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As pension providers and schemes throughout the UK prepare for dashboards, many are discovering that the benefits of investing in data quality go beyond compliance with dashboards duties. Getting member data in good order is crucial to the success of pensions dashboards, as we explain in this blog.

An overview of findings from our latest research exploring how pension providers regulated by the FCA are preparing to connect to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a written ministerial statement announcing the publication of new connection guidance for pensions dashboards.

PDP's latest report details preparations to connect pension providers and schemes to dashboards, including engagement on connection guidance, dashboard standards development, and user testing plans.

Chris Curry, PDP's Principal, answers some common questions on pensions dashboards.

The Dashboards Available Point (DAP) is when pensions dashboards become accessible to the public, determined by the Government in consultation with key stakeholders. A minimum notice of six months will be given before the DAP.

On June 8, the DWP announced new regulations for pensions dashboards delivery, introducing a single connection deadline for increased flexibility in collaboration with industry partners.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has today issued a written ministerial statement providing an update on the connection deadline for pensions dashboards.

The Pensions Dashboards Programme call for input on staging outlines the proposals for the order and timing of when data providers will connect to the ecosystem.