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Wesleyan appoints former LV= Group Finance Director to its Board Wesleyan announces the appointment of Philip Moore to its Board of Directors. In his executive career, Philip was most recently Group Finance Director for LV= until his retirement in 2017.
New fallow time calculator launches for dental practices A new free-to-use fallow time calculator (FTC) has been launched to help dental practices optimise productivity following investment from Wesleyan and Practice Plan.
Wesleyan Bank enables Gentle Dental to expand leading practice despite COVID-19 challenges Dentistry, just like all other industries, is trying to manage the immense challenges following the impact of coronavirus which led to the majority of dental practices temporarily closing due to social distancing measures.
What does today's winter economy plan mean? Seeking to find the balance between managing the Covid-19 virus and protecting the jobs and livelihoods of millions, the chancellor Rishi Sunak has today announced the government's winter economy plan.
Morecrofts Solicitors weathers the COVID-19 storm with support from Wesleyan Bank Liverpool firm makes six-figure investment as part of major IT upgrade.
Business Interruption Insurance update On 15th September 2020, the UK High Court has delivered it's judgment on how certain business interruption insurance policies respond to claims.
Number of independent schools withdrawing from Teachers' Pension Scheme more than doubles in one year. The number of independent schools leaving the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS) has risen sharply in the first year since the 40 percent increase in employer contributions took effect.