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International employee benefits network IGP in December 2020 announced the launch of its “Virtual Training Series” to be held in the first half of 2021. The series of six webinars will be repeated in different time zones and will be available in English, German and/or French. January 21, 2021: Trends & Development of the International Employee Benefits Market February 18, 2021: Introduction to IGP Pooling March 18, 2021: Introduction

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MAXIS Global Benefits Network (MAXIS GBN) in June 2022 announced its partnership with HUMANOO, a Berlin, Germany-based provider of automated digital wellbeing solutions. MAXIS’ multinational clients will now be able to choose to work with HUMANOO and help improve the overall health, wellbeing and engagement of their people. According to the company, “HUMANOO’s app is designed to help improve employees’ physical and mental health with customised, on-demand fitness, physio,

Generali in June 2022 announced a reorganization of its management structure that sees all its global business lines report into a new business unit, i.e. “France, Europ Assistance and Global Business Lines”. The three global business lines are: Generali Corporate and Commercial Generali Employee Benefits (GEB), including iPMI activities known as GGH (Generali Global Health) Arte Generali GEB, headed by Ludovic Bayard since May 2022, previously reported to the

IPEBLA, the International Pension and Employee Benefits Lawyers Association, in June 2022 announced it would hold its Eighteenth Biennial Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands from August 28th to August 30th, 2022, the first conference it has held in person since Lisbon in 2019. IPEBLA conferences provide a forum for common and civil law lawyers from different countries to discuss current domestic and international issues affecting their practice in pension, executive

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in June 2022 released its latest Composite Leading Indicators (CLIs). According to the CLI models, economic growth may lose momentum in the OECD area as a whole over the next six to nine months. The latest indicators support the view presented in the latest OECD Economic Outlook, which revised global growth forecasts downwards due to the impact of the war in
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