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Sooraj Barjatya married young to ease mother’s fears about film
Sooraj Barjatya married at 21 to ease his mother’s fears about his film career, revealing her concerns over actress relationships during a recent interview.
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Economic Times to honor India’s best AI startups and enterprises
November 5, 2026
Employers key to expanding collective pension schemes
October 28, 2026
UK pension funds hit £11bn target
October 27, 2026
Aviva and L&G appoint new IGC chairs
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October 21, 2026
Europe’s top sustainability innovators lead green shift
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Latin America tech hubs thrive despite recession
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Financial services industry undergoes tech transformation
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Equity Shifts
Equity Shifts Regulator warns UK deal shortage limits pension investments
BY Gracia Septiani
November 2, 2026
Pension investments face a UK deal shortage, as the TPR warns the lack of suitable opportunities could curb schemes' push into private markets.
Investors Central Banks Buy Gold Amid Iran Tensions
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Uzbekistan Launches Landmark IPO on London Exchange
October 13, 2026
Toronto condo market in crisis mode
October 9, 2026
Robinhood to offer weekend US stock trading
October 1, 2026
SpaceX Entry Sparks Index Reshuffle Amid Rising Concentration
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TELUS Digital investor suit proceeds as unified case
September 26, 2026
Global Payments speeds up Worldpay deal to boost Genius POS
September 19, 2026
Fund Rounds
Carl Sagan reflects on humanity’s fleeting place in cosmic time
BY Ziva Kurniawan • November 6, 2026
Carl Sagan’s 1980 analogy compares humanity to fleeting butterflies, illustrating our brief existence against cosmic time in Cosmos and beyond.
Unions Petition Downing Street on Pension Administration Insourcing
Ziva Kurniawan • October 24, 2026
Over 14,000 signatures have been presented to Downing Street by unions demanding pension administration insourcing to address Civil Service Pension Scheme opera
Business schools still lag on gender leadership despite progress
Yola Nurhayati • October 19, 2026
Women remain underrepresented in senior leadership at business schools despite progress in gender diversity metrics, revealing systemic barriers that still pers
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Equity Awards Push S&P 500 CEO Median Pay to $17.5
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People’s Pension Finds Scale Can Boost Returns
By Yola Nurhayati November 1, 2026
Pension scale can boost returns, but People’s Pension warns that size alone does not guarantee better outcomes for members the UK retirement market evolves.
Pensions UK responds to pension reforms
By Gracia Septiani October 31, 2026
Pensions UK responds to major government consultations reshaping the UK pensions system.
Industry Pushback Against Pension Value Rules
By Ziva Kurniawan October 30, 2026
Industry pushback against new pension value rules aims to protect savers with colour-coded ratings.
Finance chiefs disagree on pension surpluses
By Yola Nurhayati October 29, 2026
Finance chiefs disagree on how to allocate pension surpluses in defined benefit plans, with some believing excess capital should benefit members.
Employers key to expanding collective pension schemes
By Gracia Septiani October 28, 2026
Employers are crucial to expanding collective pension schemes, with 53% of attendees citing weak employer demand as the biggest hurdle to adoption.
UK pension funds hit £11bn target
By Gracia Septiani October 27, 2026
UK pension funds have surpassed £11bn invested in private markets, progressing toward the Mansion House Accord's 2030 target.
Pension surpluses test trustees’ toughest governance choices
By Gracia Septiani October 26, 2026
Pension surpluses create tough governance choices for trustees, as market volatility risks eroding gains and leaving members exposed without careful management.
Aviva and L&G appoint new IGC chairs
By Ziva Kurniawan October 25, 2026
Aviva appoints Mark Thompson as new IGC chair to oversee UK Life and Pensions governance effectively.
Unions Petition Downing Street on Pension Administration Insourcing
By Ziva Kurniawan October 24, 2026
Over 14,000 signatures have been presented to Downing Street by unions demanding pension administration insourcing to address Civil Service Pension Scheme opera
UK pension system slips in global rankings
By Gracia Septiani October 23, 2026
UK pension system drops to 14th in 2026 Global Pension Index, trailing peers as sustainability score falls to 71.6 despite recent reforms.
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