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About a third of employers, 32 per cent, do not track the impact of sickness absence, a shift from 2024...
National Pension Tracing Day sees 2,000 trace £31bn in lost pensions
Record numbers engaged with lost pensions on National Pension Tracing Day, with 190,000 reached on social media, nearly 2,000 starting...
PMI-funded hospital admissions hit record high in H1: Broadstone
PMI-funded hospital admissions reached 338,000 in the first half of 2025, the highest first-half total on record and a slight...
Swiss Re appoints chief people officer
Swiss Re appoints its current HR head for property & casualty reinsurance (P&C Re) Nicole Pieterse as its chief people...
FCA launches ‘safe space’ for AI deployment
The Financial Conduct Authority has launched a new AI Live Testing programme, giving major financial firms a controlled environment to...
Lumera AB appoints Duncan Howorth to board
Lumera has appointed Duncan Howorth to the board of directors. Howorth served as chair of ITM, a provider of data...
MT and GPP Conference 2025: Illiquid assets can boost DC outcomes but with clear focus on member interests
Illiquid and private market assets can improve DC member outcomes when used thoughtfully, with careful selection and a clear focus...
People’s Pension appoints Robeco to manage £3.6bn emerging markets portfolio
People’s Pension appoints Robeco to manage its growing £3.6bn emerging markets equities portfolio. The move shifts the portfolio from a...
Employers adapt benefits amid rising financial pressures but uptake remains uneven: Broadstone
Employers are adapting benefits to meet changing financial pressures but uptake and provision remain uneven according to Broadstone’s second UK...
Employees benefits awareness rises while satisfaction falls: WTW
Employee satisfaction with benefits is falling despite workers feeling better informed, signalling a widening gap between communication and perceived value....
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