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Last chance to see the Zurich Portrait Prize exhibition at the National Gallery before it closes on 13 January.
Zurich picked up the award for ‘Best Life and Pensions’ at the 2018 Chambers Ireland InBusiness Recognition Awards.
Richard Temperley and Ian Slattery discuss the performance of asset classes against a backdrop of escalating trade tensions and tightening financial conditions, particularly in the US.
Through the Tackle Your Feelings initiative, Zurich employees are being supported with the tools to help improve their wellbeing and reach their personal goals.
The Ireland round of the Zurich Innovation World Championship kicked into action with four innovative companies presenting their propositions to a Zurich panel who picked one company to go on to the EMEA round of the competition.
Employee wellbeing initiatives are a welcomed addition to the workplace says Zurich’s Rose Leonard, but a key component must be the inclusion of financial health programmes for staff.
Creating more storage space can be challenging. Here are 5 ideas that will help declutter your home and create a nicer environment.
Zurich’s pension research finds that an alarming number of people don’t have the benefit of an advisor or broker to discuss financial planning with, and this according to Linda Gallagher from First Ireland, is cause for concern.
The National Gallery of Ireland has announced the winning artist for the 2018 Zurich Portrait Prize. Mandy O’Neill won for her portrait and Kim Haughton and Blaise Smith were highly commended.
Life expectancy has been steadily increasing for decades and while this means that people are living longer, are we doing the sums now to ensure we can afford that long life in retirement, asks Kristen Foran?
It was a quite month overall for the markets explains Richard Temperley, Zurich's Head of Investment Development. However, the US equity market has been strong while others have been flat and in some cases negative. Listen to hear his full analysis of the markets performance.