Royal London

Est. 1861
1,001-5,000 employees Financial Services

About Royal London

Royal London is a purpose-driven mutual. Our Purpose, ‘Protecting today, investing in tomorrow. Together we are mutually responsible’, defines the impact we want to have. It shapes what we do on behalf of our members and customers, financial advisers, our colleagues and the communities in which we operate.

Our People Promise is our collective commitment that our workplace will be inclusive, responsible, enjoyable and fulfilling where all colleagues can thrive and experience a sense of belonging. This is underpinned by our Spirit of Royal London values; Empowered, Trustworthy, Collaborate, Achieve.

Our inclusive values and people promise are core to who we are and how we work. It’s good for our people, and good for our customers too, because with an inclusive workplace and a diverse workforce we will reflect our members, customers and communities to deliver the best outcomes.

We celebrate and value different backgrounds and cultures across our organisation. Our diverse people and perspectives give us a range of skills which are recognised and respected– whatever their nationality, language, education, ethnicity and cultural background, gender and gender identity/expression, sexual orientation, generation, age, socioeconomic background, neurodiversity, religious background, abilities or disability.

For more information on working at Royal London visit: https://www.royallondon.com/about-us/working-at-royal-london/

Expertise

Pensions, Protection, and Investments

UK CPI: A temporary fall
  • 20 May 2026

Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation in the UK was widely expected to fall in April but fell a bit more than consensus. CPI fell to 2.8% year-on-year in April from 3.3% (consensus: 3.0%...

SustainAbility: The Inclusive theme
  • 19 May 2026

The inclusive theme is about supporting fair access to opportunity and ensuring that individuals, businesses, and communities can participate meaningfully in the economy. Companies aligned with thi...

Bond navigators: Enter the BIFs
  • 14 May 2026

Move over PIIGS, and enter the BIFs, or Britain, Italy and France – as it seems a term coined on our Rates desk is now gaining wider traction. The BIFs reflect a shift in focus from legacy concerns...

How economic analysis feeds into investment decisions
  • 14 May 2026

Royal London Asset Management launched the Global Multi Asset Portfolio (GMAP) range in 2016. To mark 10 years of the GMAP funds, we are looking at how a modern, actively managed multi asset soluti...

UK GDP: Strong in Q1, but don’t count on it lasting
  • 14 May 2026

After a subdued start to the year, UK growth picked up in February, then grew a solid 0.3% month-on-month in March. That saw Q1 grow 0.6% quarter-on-quarter, strong by UK standards and in line with...

Liquidity Lowdown: Defining liquidity in money market funds
  • 13 May 2026

Money market funds are often judged by a simple set of headline metrics. Daily and weekly liquidity percentages are a core regulatory requirement and are monitored daily.

The Viewpoint: Learning to speak AI
  • 07 May 2026

I’ve spent a fair amount of my working life around foreign languages. I worked for years at a German firm, picked up a bit of Japanese, and can muddle through in French and Spanish. 

Bond navigators: Are markets ignoring geopolitics?
  • 05 May 2026

Markets seem odd sometimes. Once upon a time, the first reaction to something like the US / Iran situation would have been for risk assets to sell off and government bonds to outperform as investor...

Delivering core market exposure, tilted for better outcomes
  • 05 May 2026

The benefits of Tilts funds as a core holding within a centralised investment proposition