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Reuters - 4 일 전

Britain should raise pension contributions to plug 'gender gap', consultant Mercer says

Britain should raise pension contributions to plug 'gender gap', consultant Mercer says By Huw Jones LONDON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The minimum amount that workers and employers in Britain put into pension pots should be raised to help plug a retirement cash gap between men and women, and boost investment in productive assets, pensions consultant Mercer said on Wednesday.

Reuters - 2 주 전

Britain's insurers told to demonstrate better value for customers

UPDATE 2-Britain's insurers told to demonstrate better value for customers Adds industry reaction in paragraph 6 By Huw Jones LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Some of Britain's car, home and other insurers are still unable to show they provide good outcomes for consumers, the country's financial watchdog said on Wednesday, a year after the introduction of tougher protections for p olicyholders .

Reuters - 2 주 전

Legal & General Appoints Clare Bousfield As Non-Executive Director

BRIEF-Legal & General Appoints Clare Bousfield As Non-Executive Director Aug 16 (Reuters) - Legal & General Group PLC LGEN.L : LEGAL & GENERAL GRP - DIRECTORATE CHANGE LEGAL & GENERAL GROUP PLC - APPOINTS CLARE BOUSFIELD AS NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Source text for Eikon: ID:nRSP6697Aa Further company coverage: LGEN.L

Reuters - 3 주 전

Financing conditions pass global selloff test, so far

REFILE-ANALYSIS-Financing conditions pass global selloff test, so far In paragraph 15, changes fund manager name to First Eagle Investments, the brand name the company prefers to use Global financial conditions holding up after stocks turmoil Goldman Sachs gauge shows conditions historically loose Carry trade unwind impact on liquidity a risk to watch -analysts By Yoruk Bahceli, Matt Tracy and Emma-Victoria Farr Aug 14 (Reuters) - A tumultuous sell-off in financial markets this month has barely

Reuters - 3 주 전

Overseas investors turn bearish on Japanese equities after brutal sell-off

Overseas investors turn bearish on Japanese equities after brutal sell-off By Summer Zhen HONG KONG, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Global investors are turning bearish on once-favoured Japanese stocks following last week's turbulence as they reassess economic prospects and the viability of yen-funded trades. Using cheap yen JPY= to buy stocks on the Nikkei .N225 was a hot trade until this month.