Employee Benefits
Mattioli Woods board members resign in 'rebalancing'
Remain in senior management team
Zurich launches travel safety app for group risk customers
Zurich has launched a travel app for its group protection customers and their employees.
FCA proposes two-tier authorisation process for advisers
Proposals for widening out senior managers regime
A comprehensive guide to Multinational Pooling
In the first of two articles, Canada Life's Alan Sparks gives an overview of pooling and its relevance to life and health insurance for companies
An intermediary's 20 year journey
Advo Group's Colin Boxall discusses how the intermediary market, as well as Advo Group, have changed over the past two decades.
Generali-UK launches Wellbeing Investment Matching
Generali-UK is partnering with the best providers in their various fields of wellbeing expertise to help ensure that cost isn't a barrier to clients implementing targeted and much needed wellbeing support and services.
Getting ready for 2018's new General Data Protection Regulation
The countdown has begun to the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into force on 25th May 2018, but many companies are not prepared and lack understanding about how the Regulation will affect them, explains Jo Stubbs.
Gig economy workers should receive sick pay and access to benefits
The Taylor Report has called for greater rights for gig economy workers to receive statutory sick pay, holiday pay and other benefits.
Aon Employee Benefits acquires Portus Consulting
Aon Employee Benefits has acquired Portus Consulting, a independent UK-based employee benefits firm, for an undisclosed sum.
MetLife pulls plug on wealth management business
MetLife UK is closing its wealth management arm to new business, saying the challenge of long-term interest rates has made it difficult to deliver value.
Zurich: 97% of GIP claims paid in 2016
Zurich has revealed its payment rates for group income protection claims for the first time.
The Gig Economy: Gigs with benefits?
Imminent findings from government commissioned research and reviews into the rise of the gig workforce might lead to a new category of worker, if current indications are correct. Could this bring with it employee benefit entitlements too? Suzanne Clarkson...
Big Interview: Canada Life's Tim Stoves
Fiona Murphy meets Tim Stoves, managing director of Canada Life Group Insurance.
FCA chair Griffith-Jones to step down in March 2018
Has faced criticism during his tenure
20th anniversary: How cash plan providers have changed over the past 20 years
Health Shield's Jonathan Burton discusses how cash plan providers have evolved.
Half of HR experts 'don't know' their employees' health and wellbeing priorities - Simplyhealth
Over half (54%) of employee benefits specialists say they 'don't know' what the top three health and wellbeing priorities are for their employees despite 81% having a health and wellbeing strategy in place, according to Simplyhealth.
Bupa dentists volunteer at refugee camp
A team of Bupa dentists and dental nurses from 8 different dental clinics across the UK went to Thessaloniki, Greece to provide free, emergency treatment to those in the refugee camp, as part of the Dentaid volunteer programme.
Aon: Employers with group risk need to comply with OPRA regulations
Aon Employee Benefits has said that employers who were hoping for a reprieve from the changes to Optional Remuneration Arrangements (OPRA) will be disappointed and must take action to comply.
Ellipse rebrands with new website
Ellipse has relaunched its website and refreshed the brand after seven years in the group risk market.
New govt must put Improving Lives green paper 'high on the agenda' - GRiD
GRiD is calling on the new government, whatever the result of the election, to put the outcome from the DWP/DH Joint Policy Unit's Work, Health and Disability: Improving Lives Green Paper high on the agenda.
Metlife appoints new EBC director Matthews as Gaynor's successor
MetLife has appointed Adrian Matthews as UK Employee Benefits Director to lead the continued expansion of its employee benefits business.
EmbryoCare launches employee benefits product
EmbryoCare has launched a life insurance policy for families caring for children with serious medical conditions into the employee benefits market.
EAP calls 'surge' by 12.9% for Canada Life GIP clients
Q1 2017 saw a 12.9% increase in calls to the Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for Canada Life's Group Income Protection (GIP) customers compared with Q1 2016.
Larger, restricted and AR firms more consistent on suitability - FCA
Advice found to be 'suitable' in 93.1% of cases
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