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I’m not suggesting that as an opening line at a party, but it is one of many questions asked in the World Economic Forum Global Risks Report 2022. There’s a lot in...

The focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues has been transforming the workplace pensions landscape for some time. It now appears to be starting to impact the group risk and broader...

Group risk products can support the corporate values, ESG policies and employee wellbeing strategies of employers of all sizes. But there is a big difference between the approach of large corporates to...

The Department of Work and Pension has confirmed it will consult with the industry on new types collective defined contribution schemes later this year. This announcement, made by the pensions minister Guy...

The Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII) has welcomed a record six new members this month. AMII now has 115 intermediaries and 13 corporate members, including new members Nick Clarke Health...

Nearly 38 per cent of baby boomers are set to retire later than the current state pension age of 66 as retirement income falls over a third, according to research. According to...

Canada Life has appointed Andy Watson to be its new chairman. Watson will take over from Derek Netherton, who will stand down as chairman later this year after 10 years in this role. ...

Scottish Widows adds another £1.5bn in divestments as part of a new update to its exclusions policy, which includes a landmark pledge to divest from tobacco companies. This additional divestment is in...

These are hard times for employers as the current buoyant jobs market means workers who feel unfulfilled and undervalued will vote with their feet. In the US, this has been dubbed the...

SPONSORED COMMENT There’s a distinct possibility that the government might effectively ban combination charging structures when it finally revisits plans to introduce a universal single annual management charge for members of all...