Welcome to TISA Newsletter, Engage

The latest TISA news, industry updates, and dates for your diary

TISA’s newsletter – Engage – aims to keep you updated with the latest activities, company news and developments across our key policy work, including industry consultations.  You will also find information on our programme of topical events and essential workshops. 

IN THE LATEST ISSUE 

    • Farewell note from Carol Knight 
    • National Coalition for Workplace Savings
    • Financial Education volunteering opportunities
    • Senior HoC lunch with Baroness Bowles
    • Latest policy team updates
    • Consultation responses and publications
    • New training – Building & Leading Teams
    • TISA TRAINING – 10% off throughout August
    • Latest event news (Annual Conference)  ➡ 
    • Welcome to our new members ➡ 
    • Dates for your diary (Events & Training) 

The Latest Headlines from Engage

We do hope you find Engage informative and useful, should you have any questions about anything featured, please get in touch with us at engagement@tisa.uk.com.

Latest Engage Issues

July/August (Summer)

Volunteering opportunities, Senior HoC lunch with Baroness Bowles

June

National Coalitions launch, Pensions Minister delivers keynote speech

May

CEO steps down, Parliamentary Spring Reception

April

Strategic Priorities 2026, New Research report, NCWS

February

January

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LATEST NEWS

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TISA has recommended that the Government assess the pension scale across the common funds and investments sitting under different default arrangements, warning that measuring each default in isolation could force effective bespoke arrangements to merge without improving outcomes for savers. In its response to the Government’s discussion paper on key elements of the Scale Policy, TISA highlighted its support for the principle but also warned

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TISA calls for stronger evidence to justify pension levy increases for Master Trusts and Personal Pensions

TISA has called for stronger evidence to justify the Government’s proposed increases to the General Levy for Master Trusts and Personal Pension schemes, warning that additional costs could divert investment away from services and innovation designed to improve outcomes for pension savers. In its response to the Department for Work and Pensions’ Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (General Levy) Regulations review 2026, TISA supports the

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AI regulation should build on existing financial services rules, not create separate regime, TISA urges

TISA has called on regulators to build on the UK’s existing financial services framework when overseeing the use of AI, rather than creating a separate regulatory regime, warning that a parallel framework could create unnecessary duplication and uncertainty for firms. In its response to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) call for input on Consumer interest and AI, TISA also called for the official sector

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