By Jess Sharp, Money team My journey into the world of manifestation (the belief that you can attract success in your life through positive affirmations and visualisation) has taken me places I... Read more »
Eco-zealots have occupied the offices of five major insurers in the City of London, including the iconic Walkie Talkie building, in a climate protest. The Extinction Rebellion activists are demanding insurance companies stop... Read more »
A City of London body whose members comprise the world’s biggest shipping insurers is embroiled in a row with Ukraine’s anti-corruption agency over enabling the export of Russian oil, the Guardian can... Read more »
An NHS manager has defended the American health insurance giant that took over 50 London GP practices last year after accusations it hired less qualified staff to do the work of GPs.... Read more »
A former banker who faked having terminal cancer as part of a series of scams worth a combined £1.8 million has been jailed for almost seven years. Rajesh Ghedia, 42, said he... Read more »
L ondon workers are twice as likely to be made worse off by the shake up of national insurance than those in the rest of the country, analysis by the Evening Standard... Read more »
From April 2023 onwards, the NI rate will decrease back to the 2021-22 level, with a new 1.25% health and social care levy legally introduced. The UK Government predicts that the tax... Read more »
Raikes joins Consilium from Citynet Insurance Brokers, where he was a development executive for the last two years. Previously, he was a development executive for COBRA London Markets for nearly four years.... Read more »
“This has been a core part of the last four BIBA Manifestos, so we are delighted to see such a positive direction of travel. We also support Government’s proposal that the FCA... Read more »
A new poll from Savanta ComRes finds that almost half (46%) of the public say that the government breaking a Conservative manifesto commitment and raising National Insurance to fund social care is... Read more »