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Why is Insurance M&A activity hotting up in the Middle East market and how might companies active in the region need to be ready to move if divestment or acquisition fits their strategic agenda?

Much research has been done on M&A, many articles written, and many opinions expressed. You'll find some common conclusions: Most deals fail, and people and cultural problems lie at the heart of many of these failures.

Part three of three. Thoughts on the TCFD reports that the largest UK pension schemes have prepared.

We take a look at the key issues UK companies should consider in relation to their pensions accounts at the 2023 year-end.

The PPF projects that it has more money than it is likely to ever need to meet current and future claims.

The 2024 Renewable Energy Market Review highlights the challenges facing the renewable energy sector and explores the strategies energy companies can employ to adapt in a rapidly evolving landscape.

The food and beverage sector faces rising risks, including extreme weather, conflicts, and supply chain disruptions. Businesses should enhance resilience through risk assessment, supply chain strengthening, detailed continuity planning, team training, and regular reviews and audits.

Trade credit insurance helps semiconductor businesses manage payment risks, secure financing, and support growth amid surging demand, geopolitical tensions, and inflation. It enables risk mitigation, increased credit access, and operational stability, fostering supply chain diversification.

Organisations continue to be on a journey of digital evolution. A shifting market means intelligence on supply and demand becomes paramount to preparing your organisation to attract and retain talent.

The DWP has published the final draft funding and investment strategy regulations for defined benefit pension schemes, which amend the funding regime as required by the Pension Schemes Act 2021.

In light of ongoing civil unrest in the UK, businesses must prepare to mitigate risks such as property damage, employee safety, operational disruption, and reputational harm. Key actions include securing physical assets, reviewing crisis management plans, ensuring employee wellbeing, and understanding insurance coverage. It's vital to have clear procedures, emergency contacts, and to test crisis responses. Additionally, businesses should assess insurance policies for coverage on riots, civil c

Leisure and hospitality companies may not be doing enough to detect and prevent threats before they happen, according to WTW's latest Reputation Risk Readiness survey.

The world of work and rewards is changing. Compensation and HR professionals are juggling a rapidly changing economic landscape, rising labor costs...

This briefing considers how the bulk annuity market is reacting to the significant increase in demand from pension schemes looking to annuitise in full, and how schemes can best position themselves in a busy market.

A review of directors and officers responses in India from our Global Directors' and Officers' Survey Report 2024.

An annual analysis on non-executive director pay finds that major gaps remain between Japanese and Western markets in their pay components.

Following a series of moderate (Mw4.0-6.3) earthquakes across north-western Japan during 2023, this year started with a shallow Mw7.5 earthquake off the coast of the Noto peninsula.