Current Account with Clay Lowery – Episode 128: Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen?
 In this episode of Current Account, Clay is joined by two leading voices in the insurance sector, Jérôme Haegeli,…
Post-GFC securitisation reforms and new initiatives: a comparative analysis
The Great Financial Crisis (GFC) exposed significant vulnerabilities in global securitisation markets. In response, international standard-setting bodies implemented…
Superannuation funds accused of delaying disability insurance claims
William Johns is deeply frustrated by the way some of Australia’s major superannuation funds are treating their members.…
Time to draw up your end-of-year financial to-do list
It might be the last thing you want to think of at the end of a year full…
How to have a financially savvy new year – The Irish Times
While all the talk right now – or at least most of it – is focused on Christmas…
Lilly cuts price for obesity drug Zepbound
Trump announces lower prices coming for GLP-1 drugs Zepbound, Wegovy President Donald Trump announces discounted pricing for Zepbound…
France wants to end free health care for foreign pensioners – POLITICO
Under French law, non-working citizens from outside the EU who have a long-stay visa and can prove they…
7 smart ways to spend your FSA money before it expires
You have more options than just doctor visits and over-the-counter medications. Kailey Hagen, CFP Â |Â The Motley Fool…
Insurance giant launches $350m longevity institute
Manulife aims to help improve people’s physical, mental and emotional health, while increasing financial confidence across their lifespan.…
Risk-based insurance solvency regimes – Executive Summary
A key regulatory measure to safeguard insurers’ solvency is the implementation of a risk-based solvency (RBS) regime. Such…
New Integrated Shield Plan riders to have higher co-payment cap from April 2026
In July, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said that private health insurers and private hospitals have “gotten themselves…
Superannuation giant Cbus ordered to pay penalty for breaking law over death and disability insurance claims handling
Superannuation giant Cbus has been ordered to pay a $23.5 million fine after admitting it breached the law…