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Corporate Governance

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Want to learn more about how Royal London is run?

Welcome to our corporate governance section, where you can find information on exactly that.

We're proud to be honest when explaining our corporate governance to our customers and members.

This means being clear about our decision-making processes, the policies we adhere to, compliance and how we are regulated, as well as our method of handling complaints. You can find out more about our Board and Executive Team along with other important elements of our Corporate Governance.

Our governance framework

Read more about our corporate governance framework

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Independent Governance Committee

Read more about Royal London’s Independent Governance Committee

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Principles and Practices of Financial Management (PPFM)

Principles and Practices of Financial Management (PPFM) explain how we manage our with-profits investments. Read our PPFM documents to find out more.

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Regulatory returns and publications

Solvency II regulatory reporting was implemented from 1 January 2016 and all European insurers (including Royal London) are formally required to report on this basis.

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Remuneration policy statement

Our remuneration policies explain how we remain FCA compliant whilst fairly remunerating our Royal London team.

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Investor relations

External investors support our business and enable us to meet the needs of our customers. Learn about our credit ratings, how we're investing profits and more.

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Complaints data

We're committed to handling all of your feedback quickly and professionally - and that includes any complaints.

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MIFIDPRU Disclosures

The Investment Firms Prudential Regime requires in-scope firms to publish certain information relating to their risk management approach, capital adequacy, remuneration approaches and board diversity.

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