Budget documents reveal the government is looking to clamp down on the range of benefits available under salary sacrifice arrangements.
The merger of Willis and Towers Watson is now complete and the two firms will operate under the name Willis Towers Watson.
Few employers have been made officially aware of the availability of Fit for Work (FfW) according to new research.
Financial services firm Sanlam will bring its UK businesses under a single management structure from January.
Phil Barton is to take on the role of Jelf CEO, succeeding Alex Alway who is to join the Marsh board as a non-executive director.
PMI consolidator Chase Templeton has completed its last major deal of 2015 through the asset purchase of Healthcare Partners, the Braintree intermediary which traded under the Avanti Healthcare brand.
Willis plans to offer Towers Watson shareholders a £117.75m ($179m) sweetener to head off legal challenges targeting the merger of the two consultants.
Danica Pension, one of Denmark's leading pension and insurance companies, has appointed Best Doctors to a three-year contract to provide Danica's customers with expert medical information and second opinion services.
There has been a revolution in the measurement of health and fitness writes Dominic Howard.
Since the arrival of auto-enrolment, the business case for linking protection and pensions has become ever more compelling, writes Jason Green.