Money Marketing
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
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A flat future for annuity rates
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Solvency II is threatening to pile even more misery onto dismal pension incomes. Paul Farrow reports
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A small matter of trust
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Big corporates have been enjoying the benefits of healthcare trusts for some time. Sam Barrett sees whether they are destined to make inroads into smaller organisations.
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Andrew Tully, senior pensions policy manager
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
With reform comes opportunity
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At the edge of armageddon
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Covenant reviews should never tip companies and pension schemes into the abyss, warns Teresa Hunter
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Bluefin scoops prestigious award
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Managing director Nick Burns collects Bluefin’s “Corporate Adviser Firm of the Year”award
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Calls for specific RDR exams for corporates
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
PROVIDERS and advisers are calling on the Financial Services Skills Council to create an exam specifically for corporate intermediaries if they are to be brought within scope of the Retail Distribution Review.
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DWP accused of not understanding effect of RDR commission ban
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Altmann: DWP has taken its eye off the ball
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Hiding behind a lettuce leaf
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Changes to the fabric of companies’ organisational culture will do more for absence management than gym discounts ever will says Stephen Bevan, managing director of The Work Foundation
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It's not taxing - don't tax it
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
It is time for State recognition of the virtues of income protection, says Carlos Correia, senior consultant at Lane, Clark & Peacock
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Let's get engaged
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Shareholder engagement benefits companies, employees and shareholders. Funds should do more to hold fund managers to account says David Paterson, head of corporate governance at the NAPF
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Many healthy returns
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Health and wellbeing is winning over multinationals. Jenny Keefe assesses just how much appetite there is across the rest of industry
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Mission critical
1 Mar 2010
Resistance to group critical illness cover is unlikely to be resolved by the ABI’s statement of best practice. But CIC does have a future through flex, says Edmund Tirbutt
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Out of touch
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
The Department for Work and Pensions is out of touch with what the FSA is actually planning for commission on group pensions
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QE in the dock
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
The unravelling of quantitative easing poses questions for anybody managing pension investments. Paul Farrow investigates
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Recession hits group pensions business in 2009
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
LIFE offices have reported significant falls in group pension business in 2009, blaming the economic downturn.
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Self funded health plans - Challenging the myths
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
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THE BIG QUESTION
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
The Question - Are you expecting to see more advisers promoting commission on group pensions in the run-up to 2012?
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The corporate agenda
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
Retiring early is on its way out, while working longer could soon be a legal right. Employees may be confused about the various changes affecting them
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Time for a great leap forward
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
It is time for the group risk sector to come out of the Middle Ages and properly embrace technology, says Ian McKenna, director of the Financial Technology Research Centre
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Trouble in store
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
We all know the annuitisation process is flawed. Trustees, providers, advisers and employers need to change their approach if they are to avoid claims for compensation says Gill Wadsworth
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Work, not Labour
1 March 2010 Corporate Adviser
An advocate of good work, Lord David Freud sees many examples of good practice in the employee benefits community. John Greenwood asks him what that will mean if he becomes welfare reform minister later this year
