Our cyber team collaborate their insights to help ask questions and provide answers during Cyber Security Awareness Month.

Proposed changes to Australia's parental leave benefit requirements could impact leave policies for employees whose babies are born or adopted on or after July 1, 2024.

Finland has reduced unemployment benefits as part of wide-ranging labor reforms to cut costs for employers and boost economic growth.

The SEC adopts rules that require all public companies to disclose all cyber security breaches within four days if a cybersecurity incident is material.

In this episode of Geopolcast, Elisabeth Braw and Peter Pham talk about Africa's strategic, geopolitical and economic importance.

The landmark Universal Health Insurance Act of 2023 (UHA) was recently signed into law, mandating that all residents have at least a minimum level of health insurance coverage.

Our recap of the 2023 Annual General Meeting season plus pay trends for executive and non-executive directors for companies in the FTSE 100

Starting October 26, 2024, U.K. employers must proactively assess and prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, including from third parties. The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 imposes legal obligations enforced by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has today confirmed its final levy rules for the 2025-26 levy in its Levy policy statement.

The FCA has proposed new "targeted support" to help UK savers make informed pension decisions. This support would offer tailored guidance based on common characteristics, with firms encouraged to provide it free at the point of use. Feedback is requested by February 2025.

The Pensions Regulator has published its 2024 Annual Funding Statement, which is relevant to trustees and sponsors of all private sector DB pension schemes.

In this episode of The Risk Circuit, Michael Buckle is joined by Austin Sims and Charlotte Watts to examine the impact a profitable year in 2024 has had on driving falling rates and how competitive pressures look set to accelerate further marketing softening.

Our Fine Art insurance experts on both sides of the pond give their thoughts on why athletes, sports teams and their owners should consider specialist cover for their memorabilia and collections.

The technology and telecoms sector faces rising economic risks in 2024, including geopolitical tensions, supply chain challenges, and increased regulation. This report explores industry strategies, focusing on U.S.-China competition, regulation, and productivity innovations like GenAI.

Our 2024 Crisis Management Annual Review provides insights from our regional crisis management specialists and features key topics and trends revealed by our in-house risk...

This edition presents insights and lessons learned from major natural disasters in the second half of 2023, explores key themes of the year, and offers an outlook for early 2024.

The UK Government has signalled that it will relax restrictions on when defined benefit schemes with surpluses can make payments to sponsoring employers.

The Pensions Regulator's new policy outlines a risk-based approach to pensions dashboards, emphasizing data quality improvement. Trustees must act to meet compliance or face potential regulatory penalties.

El Niño and La Niña significantly influence global weather patterns, affecting renewable energy generation by altering wind, solar, and water conditions. Monitoring these phenomena can help predict renewable energy supply variations and inform strategies for resilience, crucial for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

The desirability gulf between risks has widened since the publication of our Energy Market Review in April, with certain areas of the portfolio such as subsea construction and U.S. lead umbrellas.