UK women have smaller pension pots than men at every stage of their career, with the gap widening to a staggering 56% at retirement, new research has uncovered.
Global commercial insurance prices increased by 15% in the second quarter of this year amid growing cyber security threats, according to analysis by Marsh.
The Make My Money Matter campaign has written to the UK's largest defined benefit (DB) pension schemes urging them to set net-zero emission targets ahead of the COP26 climate summit later this year.
The UK's financial sector has made significant progress boosting female representation over the last five years, with women now accounting for almost a third of board roles.
Women are far more likely to rely on a state pension in retirement than men, and will suffer most if the government scraps the triple lock system, new research suggests.
Cyber threats from remote working and recession are now among the top concerns for London's professional indemnity (PI) insurance market following the outbreak of COVID-19, research by law firm Clyde & Co has uncovered.
Average remuneration for pension trustee chairs in the UK has fallen following several years of consistent increases, according to a new report from Barnett Waddingham and Winmark.
Global debt is forecast to surpass World War II levels by the end of this year due to a continuous rise in government and corporate spending following the outbreak of COVID-19.
Withdrawal behaviours are among the top concerns of a third of pension providers in the UK, with two-thirds fearing this concern will grow as more people rely solely on a defined contribution (DC) pension.
