Pension providers, master trusts, banks, consultants, fintech and other players all want to own the customer journey and be their preferred point of entry to the rich new functionality that technology will...
Aviva has confirmed that it will reimburse eligible UK private health insurance consumers £81m, in order to fulfil its Covid-19 Pledge. The amount represents Aviva's most recent estimate of the difference between...
Nearly half of SME managers have not received training to help support employees with cancer in the workplace, according to Unum. In contrast, 11 per cent of employers needed to find training...
The CPI increased to 9.1 per cent meanwhile inflation expectations have lowered UK defined benefit long-term liabilities by about 0.2 per cent over the past year, according to XPS Pensions. The Bank...
Nearly 76 per cent of employers believe that more workplace support is needed for new fathers, according to new research from digital health platform Peppy. The study was conducted twenty years after...
Offering DB members a clear variety of options might cut the buyout cost for UK Defined Benefit (DB) Pension Schemes by around £100bn, according to Hymans Robertson. According to a study by...
Darren Philp is leaving Smart Pension to set up his own policy, public relations and public affairs company. Philp joined Smart Pension four years ago initially as head of policy before becoming...
Hymans Robertson has increased the size of its responsible investment team with a number of new hires. The pension consultancy says these appointments have been made to meet increasing client demand for...
Minimum auto-enrolment contributions should rise to 12 per cent over the next decade, with access to these workplace pensions being widened, according to a new report published today by the Association of...
Only a third of employers offer financial support to their staff in the event of ill health, injury or death according to new research from Group Risk Development. The research found only...
