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The July floods which devastated parts of Germany are now expected to lead to insurance losses of around €7 billion.

Around 10 million pension holders risk running out of money in retirement because they know nothing about the pros and cons of each product option.

Guidance has been unveiled by the World Health Organisation (WHO) for countries and their partners on the technical requirements for issuing digital certificates for Covid-19 vaccinations.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has scrapped plans for a limit on unregulated investments in its new code of practice following a 10-week consultation.

Only three in 10 UK employers expect to have their workforce fully back onsite in two years' time following the outbreak of COVID-19, a study by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has found.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found that many insurance firms could be unprepared to meet its new enhanced rules on product governance.

The proportion of the global population exposed to floods has grown by a quarter since 2000, a 10-fold difference from what scientists previously thought, analysis has uncovered.

Finland has been recognised as having the best pension system in the world following an analysis of scheme participation, public expenditure, retirement age, and average contributions per capita.

More than a quarter of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes in the UK are aiming for minimal compliance with climate change regulations, research by Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) has uncovered.

Although attitudes towards the UK's state pension triple lock vary considerably between age groups, almost half of adults believe that the policy should stay as it is, new research has uncovered.