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Opperman has urged UK employers to invest in the health and wellbeing of their staff in a hard-hitting report ‘All Hands on Deck’, co-authored by employment lawyer Laura Farris, where he argues...

Artificial intelligence is set to shape the healthcare market, delegates were told at an the Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries’ Health and Wellbeing summit.  AMII chairman Stuart Scullion says: “I believe...

Alan Fergusson has launched a new employee benefits consultancy service, known as Beneficia. This consultancy aims to offer ‘in-house’ resources to employers, working with brokers and providers to deliver a range of...

More than half of employees with financial worries say they underperform at work, according to new research.  MetLife said this showed these financial problems were causing significant problems for employers and were...

The International Monetary Fund has warned that the state pension age will have to increase in the UK, and may be subject to future means-testing. This report highlights specific financial challenges facing...

The number of companies offering more flexible pension choices is expected to triple within the next three years. Willis Towers Watson’s latest pension strategy survey found that just 9 per cent of...

The asset manager says the risk of a no-deal Brexit should mean May gets her deal through parliament, a scenario it sees as 70 per cent likely, leading to a predicted 9...

Aon has partnered with Legal & General Investment Management and Scientific Beta to launch a new customised multi-factor index. Factor investing, also known as a smart beta investment strategy, is increasingly being...

Rudd resigned from her post at the Home Office following sustained criticism of her handling of the Windrush affair, which saw people who had moved to the UK from the West Indies...

Clearly many elements of auto enrolment have been a great success. Over 10 million people saving for their retirement for the first time and so far, opt out levels continue to be...