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1 October Corporate Adviser

  • Aegon strategic restructuring cuts half its regional sales centres

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Aegon is creating 16 new roles in its corporate business in a strategic restructure that will see 106 redundancies across the organisation.

  • Aviva launches iPhone app

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Aviva is launching an iPhone app that aims to make pensions planning simpler and more accessible. The Aviva Time to Act app is a free download available to customers and non-customers and can be used on Apple’s iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

  • Axa looking again at group pensions market

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Axa could re-enter the group pensions market through a corporate wrap proposition less than two years after selling its existing business to Resolution.

  • Breaks that would benefit everyone

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    With the NHS under cost pressure surely now is the time for the industry to come together to push for tax breaks, says Mike Izzard, managing director of Premier Choice Group

  • Bupa offers cash plan starting at £1

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Bupa is introducing a tiered cash plan offering three levels of cover that start at £1 a week per employee.

  • CIGNALinks® expands in Africa

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Mark Coleman discusses the importance of global networks and their increasing relevance as to managing and providing global healthcare.

  • Corporate IFAs market share 'to grow'

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Providers expect corporate IFAs to increase their market share of the group pensions sector in the next three years, according to research carried out by Surf & Consult.

  • Cross purpose

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    The group risk industry needs to get its head around the big picture and consider how the world will look in 20 years, argues Grid chairman and Towers Watson head of group risk David Cross. John Greenwood finds out more.

  • Disbanding TPAS volunteer army contrary to 'Big Society' - McLean

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Getting rid of the band of volunteers that support the Pension Advisory Service would run contrary to the Conservative Party’s promotion of the ’Big Society’ says former chief executive Malcolm McLean.

  • Don't rush to buy in to buyouts

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Companies divorcing from their pension liabilities should consider the worst, says Teresa Hunter

  • Ellipse targets IFAs servicing SMEs

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Ellipse is targeting IFAs who have traditionally avoided group risk with the roll-out of an automated quotation service designed to accommodate smaller employers.

  • From the Tundra to the Tropics, International PMI is a Hot Topic

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    International Private Medical Insurance has suddenly become a hot topic - but why now? Teresa Rogers, International Sales and Marketing Manager at Aviva UK Health, explains…

  • FSA consultancy charging working group unveiled with SPC's Hodge as chair

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    The FSA’s working party on consultancy charging will be facilitated by the Society of Pensions Consultants.

  • Global benefits

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Global benefits strategies are becoming ever more commonplace, but are they right for all multinationals asks Debbie Lovewell

  • Go with the flow

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Merging pensions and Isas sounds great but axing higher rate relief would be a mistake, says Tony Philbin, managing director of corporate wealth, Legal & General

  • Growing pains

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    The international medical insurance sector is showing all the signs of an immature market, which should be good news for advisers, says Sam Barrett

  • Guidance versus advice: Where should employers draw the line?

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Martin Palmer, Head of Corporate Pensions Marketing, Friends Provident

  • International benefit provision for mobile employees

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Local v Centralised benefit provision for mobile employees and TCN’s

  • Ken Clarke forgoes the biggest perk

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Kenneth Clarke, the Justice Minister has agreed to forego the £2.3m grace and favour pension that comes with his title of Lord Chancellor.

  • L&G GIP incentive scheme payments top £1m

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Payouts under Legal & General’s group income protection early notification incentive scheme have topped £1m, five years after its introduction.Since its introduction in 2005, 68 companies have opted to participate in this programme and have together received 43 cheques totalling over £1 million for simply absences early.

  • Letters to the editor

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Write to the Editor at: Corporate Adviser, 50 Poland Street, London W1F 7AX Or email: john.greenwood@centaur.co.uk

  • Problems at home

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Multinationals are looking increasingly to pan-European benefit solutions, yet the UK offers arguably the least attractive home for them. Gill Wadsworth reports

  • Putting a price on protection

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Auto-enrolment may not be right for protection, but that does not mean group risk should not attract tax incentives. John Greenwood reports

  • Riding out the storm

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Volatility looks here to stay yet few schemes are really using diversification to combat it says Paul Farrow

  • Slender profit in UK corporate wrap - de Castries

    29 Oct 2010

    Profit margin on corporate wrap in the UK is thinner than in other countries such as France, says Henri de Castries, chairman and chief executive of Axa Group.

  • THE BIG QUESTION

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    The Question - Should corporate intermediaries be obliged to hold a Level 4 qualification to advise on group pensions schemes post-RDR?

  • THE CORPORATE AGENDA

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Research amongst employers shows how much genuine value they see in the services they receive from corporate intermediaries

  • The only game in town?

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Providers need to move quickly if their corporate wraps are to help advisers take advantage of the opportunities in the market , says Ian McKenna, director of the Financial Technology Research Centre

  • Thinking inside the box

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Unum should be applauded for bringing the protection message to the TV screen says Simon Derby, director, i2 Healthcare

  • Time for positive talking

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Now is the time to call on politicians to improve benefit incentives for employers

  • Unum first to market with TV advertising campaign

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Unum is to launch what is believed to be the first ever direct to consumer TV advertising campaign communicating the benefits of protection products to the public.

  • When I'm 65

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    With both sides squaring up over the default retirement age consultation it is essential the insurance industry gets its message across, says Edmund Tirbutt

  • Women still suffering pay discrimination

    1 October Corporate Adviser

    Women in the pensions industry are paid 15 per cent less than their male counterparts, according to research from the Pensions Management Institute.

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