Royal London

since 1861
  • 1,001-5,000 employees
  • Financial Services

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/

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Bond navigators: AI issues dominate market
  • 23 Feb 2026

The world is obsessed with AI. Equity markets have risen on a wave of AI optimism. Now credit markets are trying to absorb a wave of issuance.

Culture clash or culture fit: what decides M&A success?
  • 23 Feb 2026

We’ve all been there. A new colleague joins the team – they come from a different company, bring different habits, and have a completely different way of working. What starts as a minor difference ...

Culture clash or culture fit: what decides mergers and acquisitions success?
  • 23 Feb 2026

We’ve all been there. A new colleague joins the team – they come from a different company, bring different habits, and have a completely different way of working. What starts as a minor difference ...

Climate and credit – if it’s easy, you’re not doing it right
  • 18 Feb 2026

Martin Foden, Head of Credit Research and Luca Giacalone, Senior ESG Credit Analyst, discuss the challenges of integrating climate conviction within credit portfolios and how in-house analysis and...

Liquidity Lowdown: What has happened to spreads in cash markets?
  • 17 Feb 2026

Money markets, by design, do not tend to exhibit significant price volatility.

Bond navigators: Rates rundown
  • 16 Feb 2026

2026 has started with plenty of geopolitical noise, but surprisingly sovereign bond markets have remained steady through the first few weeks of the year. 

UK GDP: Still not growing much
  • 12 Feb 2026

The UK’s gross domestic product (GDP) in the fourth quarter was weaker than expected, up 0.1% quarter-on-quarter (consensus: 0.2% quarter-on-quarter).

Bank of England and European Central Bank update: plenty to analyse
  • 10 Feb 2026

Last week saw both the Bank of England and European Central Bank leave rates unchanged. While this suggests little change, bond markets continue to watch closely for signs of movement.

BoE and ECB rate decisions: both on hold, for now
  • 09 Feb 2026

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was widely expected to leave rates on hold (at 3.75%), having cut rates only in December.