The US could enjoy a 4% gain in GDP if the government were to invest more in preventative health interventions that boost the employment rate among older workers, research suggests.
A lack of alignment between finance and operations teams is damaging growth and competitive advantage at organisations worldwide, a recent survey of 1,300 business leaders has uncovered.
The Joint Forum on Actuarial Regulation (JFAR) has this week published an extensive report on the science of climate change and how actuaries can help mitigate risks.
UK women are still likely to retire with far smaller pension pots than their male counterparts, and this is set to continue for many decades unless urgent action is taken, new research suggests.
More than a third of UK workers are living payday to payday with no spare cash for emergencies or shocks, new research by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has uncovered.
Underwriting cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other types of crypto assets is among the top 14 emerging risks for insurers worldwide, Swiss Re has warned.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has today launched a new campaign urging pension trustees to prepare for their dashboard deadlines, with many still not ready for next year's phase-in period.
Climate-related flooding and droughts are likely to impact millions more people and cost the world’s major cities $194bn (£158bn) annually by 2050, new research suggests.
The global insurance industry is forecast to spend up to $24bn (£19.6bn) implementing the new IFRS 17 accounting standard, which is significantly more than was projected a year ago.
The UK government should gradually increase minimum pension contribution rates from 8% to 12% over the next 10 years, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has recommended.
