Media Releases

Aon Hewitt and American Benefits Institute find best practices in global benefits governance lead to better risk management

Second Quarter Key Metrics

• Best Employers in Thailand lead the way with 24 points higher engagement score than market average • Gen Y (those born from 1979 to 1990) engagement scores are 22 points higher for Best Employers, compared to market average • 89 percent of employees at Best Employers would recommend their company to someone seeking work, compared to the 68 percent market average • Advanced Info Services PLC named Best of the Best Employers

ILS market sees highest average quarterly risk interest spread in four years during Q2 2016

Insurers liable for $30bn, or 30 percent, of the loss total

• Best Employers in Hong Kong lead the way with 25 points higher engagement score than market average • Gen Y (those born from 1979 to 1990) engagement scores are 23 points higher for Best Employers, compared to market average • Best Employers achieve 19 percent higher growth in revenue • Three special recognitions also announced—Best Employer for Commitment to Engagement, Best Employer for Generation Y, and Best Employer for Women

Outlines Top Ten actions for schemes

Summer Charity Bike Ride saw 205 cyclists fundraising for UK children’s charity