Vulnerability to natural disasters and public infrastructure spending will see the general insurance market in the Philippines grow by more than 25% by 2022, new forecasts suggest.
Nearly half of the global reinsurance market is now limiting services for the coal sector after AXIS Capital yesterday became the second US insurer to announce restrictions.
The UK, US and China are the most important countries in the world for growth in financial technology over the next two years, new research has suggested.
Provisions for collective defined contribution (CDC) pension schemes will be introduced in a Pension Schemes Bill over the next session of parliament, the Queens Speech confirmed today.
The value of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the global insurance industry has plummeted over the last year, with new deals also failing to boost share prices.
There has been a staggering change in attitude towards the implementation of liability management at defined benefit (DB) pension schemes in the UK over recent years.
The governor of the Bank of England has urged major corporations to agree rules for climate risk reporting before mandatory regulations are forced on them.
More than two in five UK employers are concerned about the long-term impact that an ageing workforce will have on their business, new research has uncovered.
UK investment into green and ethical funds will have jumped by almost a quarter by the end of 2019 in comparison to last year, estimates by the EIRIS Foundation suggest.
