According to the pensions technology provider, more than 7000 cases analysed using its systems since the beginning of 2012 were for male clients, while only 1500 cases were for female clients.
However, since 2012 – perhaps coinciding with the advent of auto-enrolment – the number of cases analysed for female clients is growing at a rate of 84 per cent, although it is coming from a very low base.
