Millions of British workers born between 1965 and 1980 are set to receive inadequate pension incomes in retirement, a think tank has said, calling on policymakers to weigh the issues directly affecting Generation X in the ongoing pensions probe.
Millions of British workers born between 1965 and 1980 are set to receive inadequate pension incomes in retirement, a think tank has said, calling on policymakers to weigh the issues directly affecting Generation X in the ongoing pensions probe.
European policymakers must introduce a "focused, high-impact simplification agenda" that would strip out a string of superfluous and overlapping regulations hindering the competitiveness of the bloc, an insurance trade body has said.
Two leading European trade bodies for financial institutions have called on policymakers to speed up the delivery of the consolidated tape to boost market competitiveness, warning that rules on best execution of trades for retail investors need effective enforcement.
Justice Secretary David Lammy has cleared the appointment of Tim Mpofu, a former local government pensions chief, as an independent member of the Judicial Pension Board, the government said Thursday.
IG Group Holdings PLC said Thursday that it will return £125 million ($166 million) to investors through share repurchases in a move the financial technology company stated is expected to lower its share capital.
With no prosecutions under the failure to prevent fraud offense six months on from its introduction, lawyers at BCL Solicitors explore the front-runners in the race to prosecute, and consider whether a private prosecutor might beat a state prosecuting authority to the finish line.
