Having originally launched a consultation into PISCES (Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System) at the end of 2024, the London Stock Exchange became the first operator to be approved by the...
Two-thirds of asset managers now engage on nature-related risks with companies, according to new research, but less than a quarter are making disclosures on potential risks to longer-term asset values. This survey,...
More than 2.2m people used health services offered via insurers in 2023, with almost 80 per cent of those accessing these services through workplace schemes. The data shows the total number of...
Barnett Waddingham has appointed Andrew Simpson as a partner in its actuarial consulting team. The company says this appointments helps to strengthen its presence in the Scottish and wider UK pensions market....
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves is planning a £4bn tax raid by restricting the amount employees can save into salary sacrifices schemes, according to media reports. The Daily Telegraph reports that Reeves will...
Isio has appointed Gareth Roberts to be its chief financial officer as it looks to further expand the consultancy firm. Roberts joins from Howden where he was finance director. Prior to this...
Every morning I wake up to a WhatsApp message from my mum letting me know what country she is in. A couple of weeks ago, she, aged 83, met up with my...
With the NHS struggling to provide fertility services, more companies are offering support such as IVF, fertility preservation as well as egg and sperm freezing as part of their wider employee benefit...
There’s been a non-stop flow of suggested pension policy reforms for the upcoming Budget. Some are radical suggestions, others more of a tinkering with the small print. Many would be complex to...
Are weight-loss drugs the medical innovation the insurance industry has been waiting for? Could they reshape claims experience across mortality, longevity and medical insurance products? Research by Swiss Re certainly suggests so....
