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An update on progress with connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem.
PDP Principal Chris Curry provides an overview of our headway on the road towards delivering pensions dashboards, and a look towards the second half of 2025.
This report presents the findings from the preparation for dashboards survey of Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulated pension providers, conducted in 2024.
The first pension provider has finalised connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem on 17 April 2025, as per DWP’s staged timetable in guidance.
Update on PDP milestones, user testing plans and registration codes.
Three participant organisations have passed through the stages required to connect to the ecosystem for pensions dashboards, opening the way for the first schemes to connect and marking a significant step towards a tool that will help transform retirement planning.
2025 will be a year of major developments for pensions dashboards.
The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has published updated draft reporting standards.
First participants complete integration testing for pensions dashboards.
PDP held a webinar on 4 October 2023 to re-introduce pensions dashboards. Chris Curry, PDP's Principal, appeared alongside others from the programme to explain dashboards goals, the roles of the regulators.
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- Milestones
- Call for input
- Collaboration and engagement
- Connection deadline
- Consumer protection
- Dashboard providers
- Data management
- Digital architecture
- Ecosystem
- Evidence review
- Frequently asked questions
- Governance
- Identity and security
- Industry engagement and preparation
- Integration
- Myth busting
- Pension providers and schemes
- Pensions dashboards
- Potential users
- Private sector dashboards
- Programme timeline
- Programme updates
- Qualitative research
- Quantitative research
- Regulations and guidance
- Research and insights
- Reset
- Service support
- Standards
- Technical infrastructure
- Testing and compliance
- User experience
- User testing
- Written ministerial statement