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Six pillars of employee wellbeing: support
In the fourth week of this blog series, Carl Chapman discusses the six pillars of employee wellbeing - an ethos that derives from the idea that employee performance…
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Six pillars of employee wellbeing: health
In the third week of this blog series, Carl Chapman discusses the six pillars of employee wellbeing - an ethos that derives from the idea that employee performance …
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PRA view on look-through reporting brings some Christmas cheer
With firms still working on Solvency II reporting requirements, the PRA sets out its expectations with regards to reporting of look-through information.
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Climate change - the impact on insurance
On 29 September 2015 Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, gave a speech at this year’s City Dinner in the Lloyd’s building. He discussed the ways in which …
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Secondary annuity market – game on!
The government has released its response to the secondary annuity market consultation which ran earlier this year. We summarise the response and consider what it m…
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An early Christmas present from EIOPA
Following pressure from UK insurers (largely through the ABI), an external review of EIOPA’s fundamental spreads was conducted during November 2015.
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Six pillars of employee wellbeing: financial security
In the second week of this blog series, Carl Chapman discusses the six pillars of employee wellbeing - an ethos that derives from the idea that employee performance…
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TPR Guidance: Integrated Risk Management
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has today issued regulatory guidance for trustees and employers, intended to help develop an Integrated Risk Management (IRM) approach …
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Six pillars of employee wellbeing: job security
In the first week of this blog series, Carl Chapman discusses the six pillars of employee wellbeing - an ethos that derives from the idea that employee performance …
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Motorbike and leathers
Certain lump sum death benefits will be taxed at an individual’s marginal rate of income tax from 6 April 2016 but the 45% charge will continue to apply where the r…