The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has published an updated version of data standards, as industry prepares for connection to the dashboards ecosystem. This follows a commitment that data standards would be published to coincide with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) connection timeline in guidance.
Continue readingAs we head towards a socially distant Christmas, it’s quite clear that 2020 has not progressed as any of us expected. We’ve all faced significant logistical challenges as we’ve adapted to this new way of working, not least replacing face to face contact with Teams calls and maintaining communications with colleagues and stakeholders while remote working. All of which, makes me prouder than ever that we’ve reached the milestone of publishing the first set of data standards for initial dashboards, which will define the digital information that sits behind pensions dashboards.
Continue readingOur data standards for initial dashboards list the find and view data elements that will allow information to flow between dashboard users and pension providers. Once pensions dashboards are operational, there will potentially be thousands of data exchanges daily.
Continue readingThe Pensions Dashboards Programme data standards guide contains the detailed information on the data elements that will be required for initial dashboards. Aimed at the technical audience responsible for working on pensions data, its contents should ensure that providers can prepare their date for onboarding to pensions dashboards.
Continue reading Download data standards guideThe Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has today published the key data standards which will underpin the initial technology and allow individuals to view their pensions via their chosen dashboard.
Continue readingRichard Smith, Head of Industry Liaison on the Pensions Dashboards Programme, rounds up the activity on data standards over the Spring and Summer, and gives a very big thank you to industry.
Continue readingGuy Opperman, Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion, talks about how the Call for Input marks an important step towards helping savers take greater control of their financial futures.
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