Standard Life Aberdeen

Julie Scott, chief executive of Standard Life 1825, the financial planning business of Standard Life Aberdeen discusses various aspects of the business in an interview with The Herald. Ms Scott's discussion ranges from the company’s expansion plans to Brexit and how savers are dealing with the

Standard Life Aberdeen owned Phoenix Group has struck a £3.2 billion deal to buy rival ReAssurance, providing key opportunities for the company. The deal adds £84 billion of assets under administration and over 4 million policies to Phoenix which employs approaching 3,000 staff in S

Standard Life Aberdeen has moved from 92nd to 10th place on a review which ranks all FTSE 350 companies on the gender representation of their boards and executive teams. The Hampton-Alexander Review is an independent annual report supported by the UK government, which aims to ensure that talented wo

Standard Life Aberdeen has announced its new parent leave policy which from January 2020 will ensure new parents receive 40 weeks paid leave regardless of gender.

Staff at Standard Life Aberdeen (SLA) in Edinburgh and London have hosted a fashion "swap shop" to promote sustainable fashion.

Standard Life Aberdeen is to cut up to 70 jobs in its IT department due to outsourcing. Workers at the financial services company were called into a meeting yesterday afternoon and told that the company's IT services would be outsourced to US-headquartered IT services company Cognizent.

Standard Life Aberdeen Plc has announced that its vice-chief Martin Gilbert will step down from the company's board of directors. Mr Gilbert advised the company that he would not seek re-election at the firm's AGM which is scheduled for 12th May 2020.

Standard Life Aberdeen is facing a shareholder rebellion over plans to offer its incoming chief financial officer £750,000 in shares, according to reports. A remuneration report was opposed by 42.02 per cent of shareholders out of concerns about the remuneration package put together to attract

Standard Life Aberdeen has bought back shares worth £238 million from Goldman Sachs as part of its £1.75 billion buy-back programme. A total of 939,492 ordinary shares were bought from Goldman Sachs at an average price of £2.52p, insider.co.uk reports.