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When contemplating engaging in private equity secondary investments, there are several key considerations for asset owners to keep in mind.

Nearly half of employers already promote virtual care solutions for mental health conditions.

The automotive industry faces unprecedented change with vehicles evolving into 'computers on wheels'.

A Mw7.4 earthquake struck Taiwan's east coast on 3 April 2024. WTW Research Network summarizes key event information and effects so far, including how resilience...

What to think about when building and protecting an art collection? Our Fine Art insurance specialists share some practical matters to consider once you have made your purchase.

As the U.K. government looks to regulate agencies providing ESG scores, this Q&A examines what insurers need to know...

Financial services firms are prioritizing specialized skills, like cybersecurity and AI, and modernizing their employee value proposition to attract and retain talent.

How can private debt offer investors an opportunity to positively contribute to a sustainable economy?...

Innovations in technology, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) have huge potential to transform the food and beverage sector, but rapid digitization also increases cyber risks.

In recent years organisations around the world have seen their strategy and plans disrupted by new and familiar risks in ways unimaginable 15 years ago.

Employers face a tight labor market and a challenging economic environment. Despite these pressures, they remain focused on elevating their benefits for employees.

The UK Corporate Governance Code 2024 introduces significant changes, applicable from January 2025, with a focus on enhancing transparency, risk management, and internal controls. Key updates include the requirement for boards to declare the effectiveness of 'material controls,' new responsibilities for audit committees, and stricter malus and clawback provisions. Non-compliance could damage reputation, attract regulatory scrutiny, and erode investor confidence.

When navigating unknown territory, it's all too easy to make mistakes. In this article, we highlight some pitfalls schemes and employers should avoid.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) plans to raise an unnecessary £100m levy despite a £13bn surplus, citing legislative constraints. Critics argue the levy is unnecessary, and suggest the funds could better support businesses and economic growth.

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt MP, has announced in yesterday's Autumn Statement further details on his plans for pension schemes to help boost UK growth as part of the Mansion House reforms.

Changes introduced by the Solicitors Regulation Authority last year means new rules and guidance for law firms and their workplace culture. Our Professional Indemnity Insurance team investigates.

Is a contractor-controlled insurance program (CCIP) or an owner-controlled insurance program (OCIP) best for your subsea cable project? This Q&A explores the cost, control and risk considerations.

The transition to a low-carbon economy presents both obstacles and prospects. The construction industry must evolve to meet new construction demands and enhance energy efficiency.