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The General Medical Council has eased requirements for doctors to encourage long-term patients to go back to work.

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has selected Meeting the Growth Challenge as the theme for its 2013 conference.

Lord Adair Turner has said one of the major flaws in the regulatory structure which failed to avert the financial crisis in the UK was the FSA was "asked to do too much".

A former IFA leading a campaign to rebuild consumer trust in financial services has called on the incoming Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to publicly back its agenda.

AXA PPP healthcare has also launched a new national press and TV advertising campaign - highlighting the support and reassurance they offer to members undergoing treatment for cancer.

Tenet has launched a ‘Graduate Foundation College' pilot pre-employment and internship programme.

One in three are nervous about speaking to people who have dementia, Bupa has reported.

Multinational companies are looking to have more global control over benefit offerings as many fear that local rules are insufficient or incompatible with business' guidelines, research from Aon Hewitt finds.

Advisers believe mobile technology will play an increasing role in their day-to-day business but are yet to embrace it, according to a study by Avelo.

PruProtect has announced its gender pipeline strategy with two deadline dates and an improved application system.