Rising premiums and falling injury claims saw the UKs motor insurance market record higher underwriting profits last year than at any point since 1994.
Only a quarter of defined benefit (DB) pension scheme trustees in the UK would feel comfortable deciding whether consolidation into a super fund makes sense or not.
FTSE 350 companies will need to give around 40% of all new leadership roles to women over the next two years if they are to meet targets for female representation on boards by 2020.
Adults aged 40 and over should pay a new tax to help fund the unsustainable costs of social care in the UK, two House of Commons select committees have said today.
Almost half of European insurers think Solvency II has restricted their ability to make long-term investments, with many worried the regulation has negatively impacted their products.
The overwhelming majority of company board members across the world believe their firms should spend more money on cyber security, new research has found.
There were more insurance claims made across England and Wales to cover the non-payment of debts in the first quarter of this year than at any time since 2009.
Almost a quarter of the jobs held by workers aged 55 and over in the UK could be displaced by automation technology over the next decade, new research has found.
Harnessing the power of data analytics could help insurers make significant cuts to the rising cost of workforce healthcare benefit programmes around the world.
Eight in ten insurance executives across the world will look to acquisitions and partnerships in search of growth over the next three years, a new survey has found.
