The insurance industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by rapid advancements in technology. From property and casualty to life insu ...

Prediction 1- Another busy year in the de-risking market. The step up in demand over recent years is expected to continue, with 2025 predicted to be a ...

IFoA President Tan Suee Chieh as he marks the halfway point of his term with a look back over the past six months.

This webinar provides an essential overview of the legislative requirements, our principles and expectations for trustees, and how to approach funding under the new regime.

In the lead up to May’s general election, one issue proved more divisive than any other for rural areas: how best to tackle Bovine TB. Like many other areas of rural debate, the solutions offered by ...

It struck me this week that 2025 is a landmark year, one which will kick off ‘Quarter 2’ of the 21st Century. In this article, we look ahead to what ...

With Rishi Sunak calling for a summer election I wonder how this may affect the pensions policy agenda. It has left us wondering when or if last year’s Mansion House policy issues will pass into ...

John Spencer has more than 30 years’ experience in the insurance industry. He was chief executive of Lloyd’s insurance and reinsurance broker BMS Group between 1997 and 2008 and, prior to that, was ...

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New research published by Nest Insight and the Institute for Policy Research at University of Bath shares unique and timely insights into why and how the UK Pension Reforms (1997 – 2015) were ...

At the PRA's Solvency II conference yesterday, the regulator explained that they expect Solvency II to be demanding for all insurance firms, including their expectation that all firms will need to ...

As consumers show increasing preference for simplicity and convenience, meeting customers where they want to be met has never been more crucial. But whilst digital trading is expected to become more ...