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Generali UK has launched a new cancer support service for its group life clients, which will be available from the start of next year. This service will be available at no additional...

Franklin Templeton’s head of retirement Lee Hollingworth says asset managers are now offering a wider range of Shariah investment products, with Standard Life’s head of investment proposition Callum Stewart, they explain how...

Fidelity International has appointed Vidett client director Mark Cliff as a new trustee of the Fidelity Master Trust (FMT) from 6 January 2025. Cliff, an independent trustee since 2013, will fully take...

The PMI has launched its first Special Interest Group (SIG), created for trustees. Through the Special Interest Group (SIG), trustees can communicate, exchange information, and support one another. It allows professional and...

Barnett Waddingham has appointed Baroness Helena Morrissey to be the non-executive chair of its management board. Morrissey has held a range of senior positions within the financial services industry, including being the CEO...

M&G has launched the first bulk purchase annuity to give the sponsor potential investment returns while at the same time securing members' benefits. The provider's Value Share Bulk Purchase Annuity (“BPA”) proposition...

The launch of dashboards means that the UK is about to wake up millions of people of the fact that 8 per cent contributions are not enough, while having a potent impact...

Simplyhealth is the first health plan provider to offer a virtual GP option specifically focused on women’s health. This will now be offered to policyholders when booking online GP services at no...

Fidelity International is the latest workplace pension provider to commit to investing in private assets, and will target a 15 per cent allocation in its default strategy within three years. This allocation...

Almost half of all DC schemes (41 per cent) said they are ‘very likely’ to introduce a Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension scheme – or a risk sharing alternative – according to...