TPR appoints Brammer
Brammer was formerly director, account servicing operations and board director of UK retail banking for Barclays Group where he was responsible for leading several major transformation programmes.
Brammer was formerly director, account servicing operations and board director of UK retail banking for Barclays Group where he was responsible for leading several major transformation programmes.
Burnett was previously a global client manager at Mercer which he joined five years ago. He has 22 years' experience advising clients on DC and related topics. Prior to joining Mercer, he...
The Cancer Research UK Retirement Service helps people approaching retirement who have had cancer or are living with the disease to choose their most suitable financial options for retirement.
The Hewitt Buy-In Barometer offers a means of establishing the financial viability of insuring pensioner liabilities. The Buy-In Barometer uses information collected by Hewitt's specialist risk transfer team, which over the last...
Nuffield Health is the largest private sector employer of physiotherapists with over 400 specialist clinics across the country. It is a leading expert in health, vitality and wellness, and specialises in musculoskeletal...
The ACA survey, of firms with up to 250 employees, found 55 per cent would not meet the Government's requirements for personal accounts exemption. Firms with up to 250 employees generate over...
The rebranding will be phased, with the new identity coming into use at the beginning of 2009. The new brand will also bring together the general insurance broker companies of Venture Preference...
Standard is paying £24.2m for the employee benefits technology and admimistration provider. Vebnet has a corporate client base of 145 and 293,000 employee users of its flexible benefits proposition.Standard says it has...
Xafinity says it is making the move in response to a diminishing role for consultancy services on defined benefit pension schemes.It will develop a proposition to be delivered through IFAs and will...