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Articles - Human rights risks: the implications for long-term investors

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By Tashemia Glen, Hymans Robertson
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By Tashemia Glen, RI Associate Consultant, Hymans Robertson We also touch on how asset owners can take these risks into account, particularly when engaging with asset managers. How are asset owners exposed to human rights issues? Exposure to human rights issues can arise from investing in companies with operations or supply chains linked to conflict-affected or high-risk regions, or from investment companies without robust labour practices.
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Retirement adequacy increasingly a business planning risk

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By Hymans Robertson
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Employment Financial planning Retirement Aug 12, 2026 Like Be the first to like this Choose a social network to share with, or copy the URL to share elsewhere Share with... This is a representation of how your post may appear on social media. The actual post will vary between social networks If you are a registered user on Headlinemoney, please sign in
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Articles - The Pension Regulator's AI plan - Accountability

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By Chris Varley, Hymans Robertson
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By Chris Varley, Partner and Head of LGPS Digital, Hymans Robertson So, we’ll start where the plan starts. With what - in my view - is its most important and simplest point. The one thing that must not change in the age of AI. Accountability Nothing about who is accountable changes. TPR’s plan states clearly “Trustees and scheme managers must ensure schemes are well run and deliver good outcomes for members, regardless of which technologies are being used.
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