Pension funds may be forced to report their exposure to climate change risks by 2022 under proposals put forward by the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) today.
The large majority of meat, fish and dairy suppliers across the world are leaving human health at risk by failing to reduce the excessive use of antibiotics in the rearing of animals.
The success of the Five Star Movement and League party in Italy has dampened the appetite for risk among institutional investors across Europe, new research has found.
Most of the UKs largest pension funds are taking action to address the financial implications of climate change, although some still do not consider it a strategic risk.
UK adults are woefully under-protected should serious illness strike, with Brits more likely to have insurance coverage for their mobile phones than their health.
EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force today, and less than one-third of UK businesses feel they are ready to comply with the new rules.
There will be an explosion in the number of autonomous vehicles (AVs) sold across the world over the next decade, with Googles subsidiary company Waymo set to dominate the market.
French insurance firm AXA has been ranked the number one company in the industry for managing the financial risks associated with dangerous climate change.
There were a record 66 InsurTech investment deals recorded in the first quarter of this year, with seven transactions worth more than $30m (£22m) taking place.
Approximately 10% of British adults currently speak to a financial advisor about their finances a 25% increase on the number that sought guidance in 2016.
