Pensions run on data, and it's vital to make sure that data is robust enough to trust with people’s futures.

In this Sense of Identity episode, we speak with Sam Drye, Managing Director, and David Rich, Chief Data Officer at Mortality Manifest, a specialist data service that helps financial organisations address the complex realities of mortality, tracing, and overseas members.

Together, we explore why pensions data is under more pressure than ever, how poor records translate into real risk for schemes and savers, and what it takes to build a data strategy that can stand up to scrutiny.

Learn more on our website: https://www.beyondencryption.com/blog/pensions-data-crisis-mortality-manifest

Most of us left school knowing more about Pythagoras than payslips - and we are still living with the consequences.

In this episode of A Sense of Identity, we speak with Leon Ward, CEO of Money Ready, a charity working across classrooms, youth clubs, and workplaces to help people build practical financial skills.

Leon talks about what compulsory financial education could mean for England, why teachers will need as much support as pupils, and how to help a generation growing up contactless, online, and targeted by everything from influencers to in-game spending nudges.

Learn more on our website.

Smart Data could redefine how the UK shares information - but only if trust keeps pace with innovation.

In this episode, we talk to Liz Brandt and Nick Cabrera, Co-Founders of Ctrl-Shift, a consultancy helping organisations build trusted, people-centred data ecosystems.

Liz and Nick discuss how Smart Data can move beyond open banking, why consistent consent journeys are essential for trust, and what a sustainable governance model could look like.

Learn more on our website.