Joe Hornyak

Results improve with holistic approach to chronic disease

A holistic approach to chronic disease management is more likely to produce long-term results because it goes beyond the underlying condition.

Modernized benefits meet plan member needs

One aspect of modernizing benefits is that one-size-fits-all no longer fits, says Michelle Khan, an associate vice-president, group benefits, at Gallagher.

Modernized benefits meet plan member needs

Women struggling with retirement saving

Half of American women are struggling financially today, making it very difficult to plan for a secure retirement, say two surveys of women ages 25 and older, commissioned by the National Council on Aging (NCOA) and Women’s Institute for a Secure Retirement (WISER). As well, across demographic and party lines, women express strong bipartisan support for federal policy solutions that could help.

Women struggling with retirement saving

Pension funds sued over fossil fuels

Three New York City pension funds are accused of breaching their fiduciary duties by divesting approximately $4 billion worth of assets from companies involved in fossil-fuel extraction.

Pension funds sued over fossil fuels

Pensions slashed to avoid bailout

Former members of the European Parliament will have their payouts from a plush pension scheme that’s nearing implosion cut in half in an effort to stave off a bailout that would cost EU taxpayers millions, says a report from POLITICO.

Pensions slashed to avoid bailout

Plans increase spending on stress testing

US public sector pension plans are expected to increase their spending on scenario modeling and stress testing in the next two years, says an Ortec Finance study.

Plans increase spending on stress testing

Systematic active boosts retirement assets

Recent surveys report more than half of Canadians feel they are behind on retirement savings and do not put enough money away. In many cases, retirement investors hold equity portfolios that trade broad market indices, either directly or through other investments such as target date funds.

Systematic active boosts retirement assets

Higher cash flows push CPP Investment assets higher

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) ended its fiscal year on March 31 with net assets of $570 billion, compared to $539 billion at the end of fiscal 2022.

Higher cash flows push CPP Investment assets higher

Despite attrition rates, return to workplace grows

A global survey has found 72% of employers have mandated a return to the workplace.

Despite attrition rates, return to workplace grows

Navacord acquires two companies

Navacord Corp., a multi-line insurance brokerage and risk management firm, has acquired RWAM Insurance Administrators Inc. (RWAM) and Programmed Insurance Brokers Inc. (PIB), two companies in the insurance and wealth management sector. These businesses will strengthen Navacord's position in the market and further enhance its ability to provide services to clients across Canada.

Navacord acquires two companies