Border to Coast Pensions has launched its second private markets programme, which has received £4bn in pledges from its partner funds, increasing the total commitments to £10bn. Over the next year, £1.03bn...
Telephone therapy for patients with common mental health issues has grown fivefold over 2021 with almost 78 per cent reporting a low degree of psychological discomfort after four sessions, according to Teladoc Health....
Nearly 60 per cent of HR decision-makers have not reassessed their company's corporate identity in light of the pandemic, according to research from Grid. According to the industry body for group risk...
Pension consultants have predicted that £100bn of DC assets will be invested into infrastructure by the end of the decade, as larger pension funds look to diversify their holdings and meet net...
The Department of Work & Pensions have revealed it is working to correct a series of state pension errors, the majority of which it has not publicy revealed before. The problems came...
The Financial Conduct Authority has appointed Laura Dawes and Dominic Cashman as director of authorisation and Craig Chapman as finance director. Dawes is currently the FCA's enforcement and market oversight division's interim...
Foster Denovo Group has received a £100m funding injection from Crestline Investors to fund its acquisition and growth strategy in the UK. As a result of the deal, Crestline now owns a...
The union representing UK firefighters is preparing further legal action after the government has failed to act on a previous Court of Appeal ruling. In December 2018 the Court of Appeal ruled...
More than a quarter of working women aged 45 to 65 who have gone through the menopause report that it has had a negative influence on their job, according to Canada Life....
The pensions industry is launching a co-ordinated ‘engagement campaign’ designed to increase consumers’ basic understanding of pensions. This campaign, which is being led by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and Pensions...
