The combined insured losses incurred from Hurricane Maria, Irma, and Harvey, could reach up to $145bn (£108bn), according to estimates from catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide.

Savers relying on a defined contribution pension are “sleepwalking” into a pensions black hole, claims a leading asset manager.

The RAC has joined those calling on the Chancellor not to increase IPT in his Autumn Statement this November.

Hargreaves Lansdown has welcomed proposals from the Treasury this week aimed at making it simpler and cheaper for consumers to get help, guidance and advice with their savings and investments.

The record level of UK pension membership revealed this week will not solve the nation’s pensions crisis, claims financial adviser Hargreaves Lansdown.

Pamela Hellig argues that when it comes to managing their balance sheet, insurers would benefit from considering those seemingly insignificant balance sheet risks that are capital intensive

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has responded to the House of Lord’s Select Committee on the sustainability of the NHS with a series of suggestions including looking at raising the state pension age and making better use of telehealth and wearable technologies.

The AA is urging the Chancellor not to raise insurance premium tax in his Autumn Statement in late November, saying it would lead to a spike in uninsured motoring as well as “piling more misery on drivers and householders”.

Companies must improve the integrity of their organisational culture before they can win back broad support from society, business leaders were warned this week.

The London Market Group (LMG), has released a manifesto for growth and modernisation to respond to the challenges of a changing global re/insurance market.