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IBI Investment House Selects ViewTrade's NextGen Platform to Fuel New Retail Trading Capabilities

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Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Partnership, Investment, IBI, Nextgen, TEL, Video game

JERSEY CITY, N.J. and TEL AVIV, Israel, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ViewTrade Holding Corporation ("ViewTrade") and IBI Investment House ("IBI") today announced a strategic partnership to provide IBI clients with unprecedented access to international trading markets through a new retail trading experience powered by ViewTrade's NextGen platform. By tapping into NextGen's suite of front- and back-end capabilities, IBI's trading and wealth management customers will benefit from a refreshed, modern user experience providing seamless functionality for trade execution.

Key Points: 
  • Partnership provides IBI clients with plug-and-play technology, including access to international trading markets
    JERSEY CITY, N.J. and TEL AVIV, Israel, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ViewTrade Holding Corporation ("ViewTrade") and IBI Investment House ("IBI") today announced a strategic partnership to provide IBI clients with unprecedented access to international trading markets through a new retail trading experience powered by ViewTrade's NextGen platform.
  • By tapping into NextGen's suite of front- and back-end capabilities, IBI's trading and wealth management customers will benefit from a refreshed, modern user experience providing seamless functionality for trade execution.
  • In addition to international market access, IBI clients will benefit from ViewTrade's support for fractional share trading, equity options trading and other in-demand products, and can seamlessly add other products via ViewTrade over time.
  • Livnat Mizrahi Rinsky, CEO of Israel Brokerage and Investments at IBI Investment House echoed this sentiment saying, "We are excited to be partnering with ViewTrade to utilize their NextGen solutions.

IBI Investment House Selects ViewTrade's NextGen Platform to Fuel New Retail Trading Capabilities

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Partnership, Investment, IBI, Nextgen, TEL, Video game

JERSEY CITY, N.J. and TEL AVIV, Israel, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ViewTrade Holding Corporation ("ViewTrade") and IBI Investment House ("IBI") today announced a strategic partnership to provide IBI clients with unprecedented access to international trading markets through a new retail trading experience powered by ViewTrade's NextGen platform. By tapping into NextGen's suite of front- and back-end capabilities, IBI's trading and wealth management customers will benefit from a refreshed, modern user experience providing seamless functionality for trade execution.

Key Points: 
  • Partnership provides IBI clients with plug-and-play technology, including access to international trading markets
    JERSEY CITY, N.J. and TEL AVIV, Israel, April 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ViewTrade Holding Corporation ("ViewTrade") and IBI Investment House ("IBI") today announced a strategic partnership to provide IBI clients with unprecedented access to international trading markets through a new retail trading experience powered by ViewTrade's NextGen platform.
  • By tapping into NextGen's suite of front- and back-end capabilities, IBI's trading and wealth management customers will benefit from a refreshed, modern user experience providing seamless functionality for trade execution.
  • In addition to international market access, IBI clients will benefit from ViewTrade's support for fractional share trading, equity options trading and other in-demand products, and can seamlessly add other products via ViewTrade over time.
  • Livnat Mizrahi Rinsky, CEO of Israel Brokerage and Investments at IBI Investment House echoed this sentiment saying, "We are excited to be partnering with ViewTrade to utilize their NextGen solutions.

The International Beauty Industry Awards: Redefining How Judges Select Winners

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Wednesday, February 28, 2024
Bias, Name, Social media, Growth, IBI, Creativity, Independent, Credit, Environment, Beauty

In the International Beauty Industry Awards , "The judges evaluate several key aspects, including aesthetics, technical execution, creativity, skill, and the overall impression," says Dianna Hampton, founder of the International Beauty Industry Awards (the IBI Awards).

Key Points: 
  • In the International Beauty Industry Awards , "The judges evaluate several key aspects, including aesthetics, technical execution, creativity, skill, and the overall impression," says Dianna Hampton, founder of the International Beauty Industry Awards (the IBI Awards).
  • Hampton emphasizes that the International Beauty Industry Awards (the IBI Awards) are committed to fairness as not just a principle but a guiding force that is at the very core of their mission.
  • Furthermore, the Independent Judging Council consists of international industry experts, and assesses entries from beauty artisans worldwide to provide holistic reviews.
  • By redefining how judges select winners, the IBI Awards is not just honoring talent; it's reshaping the narrative of beauty competitions.

Two-Fold Increase in Absenteeism among Caregivers with a Child with Mental Health Needs, According to Integrated Benefits Institute Analysis

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Monday, March 4, 2024
Grammatical mood, Social media, Nervous, Mental health, Caregiver, Performance, Workplace, Absenteeism, Work, Sleep, Disease, IBI, Health, Presenteeism, Smartphone, Child, Sadness, Restless, Residential care

The survey found a significant connection between caregiving for a child with mental health needs and an increase in absenteeism and presenteeism in the workplace.

Key Points: 
  • The survey found a significant connection between caregiving for a child with mental health needs and an increase in absenteeism and presenteeism in the workplace.
  • IBI's survey found that caregivers with severe mental distress are more likely to have a child who needs mental health treatment.
  • Thirty-four percent of caregivers reported experiencing "severe mental distress" have a child who needs mental health treatment, compared to 15% of those whose child does not need treatment.
  • There was a two-fold increase in absenteeism among caregivers with a child with mental health needs.

51% of Employers Cited Employee Satisfaction as their Organization's Most Important Goal, According to Integrated Benefits Institute Analysis

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Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Workforce, Interface (computing), Mental, Culture, Health education, Employment, Integrated Benefits Institute, Health, Data collection, IBI, Mental health, Confusion, COVID-19, Absenteeism, Growth, Communication

OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The rising costs of healthcare coupled with the stresses of modern working life have made employee health and well-being an increasingly critical priority for employers. Investing in workplace wellness initiatives yields benefits in productivity, absenteeism, recruitment, retention, company culture, and more. However, designing and implementing impactful programs comes with substantial challenges. Employers must balance quality programming with cost management, account for diverse workforce needs, and leverage data analytics to gauge value.

Key Points: 
  • Investing in workplace wellness initiatives yields benefits in productivity, absenteeism, recruitment, retention, company culture, and more.
  • Employers must balance quality programming with cost management, account for diverse workforce needs, and leverage data analytics to gauge value.
  • To better understand the value of products and programs that support employee health, the Integrated Benefits Institute conducted a mixed methods research study analyzing survey data from 305 HR professionals in the United States alongside qualitative insights.
  • IBI's survey found that 51% of employers cited employee satisfaction as their organization's most important goal, followed by cost mitigation/revenue generation (41%).

The Effect of Long COVID and Chronic Conditions on Employee Productivity and Disability Claims

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Monday, December 11, 2023
Public economics, Senior counsel, Classification, COPD, National Health Interview Survey, Depression, Prevalence, Workers' compensation, Workforce, STD, Collection, NHIS, Journal, Cardiovascular disease, DSM-IV codes, Insurance, MSK, Calendar, National Health, Integrated Benefits Institute, COVID, Obesity, FML, Stroke, Health, COVID-19, Anxiety, Cancer, Diagnosis, HR, Communication, LTD, IBI, Disability, Benchmarking, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Family, Diabetes, Asthma, Face, Pharmaceutical industry, Health insurance, Vaccine, Ridesharing

OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Integrated Benefits Institute (IBI), a health and productivity research non-profit, analyzed the impact of long COVID and certain chronic conditions on productivity, disability, and disability claims. The chronic conditions highlighted in the analysis include cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, musculoskeletal, respiratory, and mental health conditions.

Key Points: 
  • US employees with long COVID along with certain comorbid conditions have a two-fold increase in missed workdays, according to Integrated Benefits Institute analysis
    OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Integrated Benefits Institute (IBI), a health and productivity research non-profit, analyzed the impact of long COVID and certain chronic conditions on productivity, disability, and disability claims.
  • The prevalence of long COVID has had a profound impact on disability claims, work absences, and healthcare expenses.
  • The study's findings shed light on the complex relationship that exists between long COVID, chronic conditions, and work-related outcomes.
  • Notably, 16% of these STD claims transitioned into LTD claims, resulting in 5,427 cases of long COVID LTD claims.

Biochar offers an accelerated pathway to global decarbonization, says new research

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Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Biochar, Health, Climate, Climate change, Sustainability, Rochester Institute of Technology, COP28, Farmer, Amazon, CO2, Indigenous, Weather, Heat, Carbon, Erosion, Built environment, IBI, CDR, Forestry, Soil, Research, Water, Agriculture

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ground-breaking new research shows that carbon removal solution biochar can play a significant role in global emissions reductions at the global and national levels. The ancient farming practice can help countries mitigate climate change threats and decarbonize at scale while also adapting to the effects of climate change and unlocking economic and social benefits.

Key Points: 
  • The greatest carbon dioxide removal (CDR) potential - rests with the world's biggest emitters, including China, the United States, Brazil, and India, who can chart a pathway for sustainable emissions reductions through biochar.
  • WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ground-breaking new research shows that carbon removal solution biochar can play a significant role in global emissions reductions at the global and national levels.
  • Biochar offers a circular and sustainable approach to climate change mitigation, giving these countries the opportunity to maximize carbon removal while increasing national and local revenues.
  • To stay on a 1.5°C pathway, we must accelerate biochar use and include it in our climate toolbox," said Wendy Lu Maxwell-Barton, IBI Executive Director.

Biochar offers an accelerated pathway to global decarbonization, says new research

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Biochar, Health, Climate, Climate change, Sustainability, Rochester Institute of Technology, COP28, Farmer, Amazon, CO2, Indigenous, Weather, Heat, Carbon, Erosion, Built environment, IBI, CDR, Forestry, Soil, Research, Water, Agriculture

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ground-breaking new research shows that carbon removal solution biochar can play a significant role in global emissions reductions at the global and national levels. The ancient farming practice can help countries mitigate climate change threats and decarbonize at scale while also adapting to the effects of climate change and unlocking economic and social benefits.

Key Points: 
  • The greatest carbon dioxide removal (CDR) potential - rests with the world's biggest emitters, including China, the United States, Brazil, and India, who can chart a pathway for sustainable emissions reductions through biochar.
  • WASHINGTON, Oct. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ground-breaking new research shows that carbon removal solution biochar can play a significant role in global emissions reductions at the global and national levels.
  • Biochar offers a circular and sustainable approach to climate change mitigation, giving these countries the opportunity to maximize carbon removal while increasing national and local revenues.
  • To stay on a 1.5°C pathway, we must accelerate biochar use and include it in our climate toolbox," said Wendy Lu Maxwell-Barton, IBI Executive Director.

Silicon Valley High Tech PR Maven Abigail Roeder Johnson Dead at 68

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Tuesday, September 19, 2023
Software, Internet, Public Relations, Investor Relations, Start-Up, Consulting, Communications, Professional Services, Technology, Pancreatic cancer, Vanity Fair, RMI, Investment, The Wall Street Journal, Stanford University, Global marketing, IBI, Human, Mentorship, Ink, Regis McKenna, Fidelity Investments, Name, Brodie Lee Celebration of Life, Phoenix Country Day School, Hearing, Toshiba, Bachelor of Arts, American Cancer Society, Pierrepont, Death, Roeder, Family, News, PR, Pharmaceutical industry, San Francisco Bay Area, Life, Teledyne Technologies, Silicon

Abigail Roeder Johnson, for decades a fixture in Silicon Valley high tech, died September 7, 2023.

Key Points: 
  • Abigail Roeder Johnson, for decades a fixture in Silicon Valley high tech, died September 7, 2023.
  • Abigail Roeder Johnson was born Abigail Anne Roeder, in May 1955, in New York City, to future Arizona State Senator John D. Roeder, and the former Audrey Carol Stern.
  • Abigail Johnson is survived by her husband, Steve Johnson, and a sister, Penelope Roeder, of Playa del Ray, CA.
  • Editors, NOTE: Please do not confuse Abigail (Roeder) Johnson of this release with Abigail (Pierrepont) Johnson, the president and CEO of Fidelity Investments.

47% of Employees Say They'll Quit if Employer Orders Return to Office Full Time, According to Integrated Benefits Institute Analysis

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Thursday, August 3, 2023
MSAS, Health and wellbeing board, Workplace, IBI, Health, Recognition, Research, Mindfulness, Creativity, Interface (computing), Information and communications technology in Kosovo, Social, HR, Happiness, MET, Integrated Benefits Institute, SWB, Management, Creative industries

An IBI study in 2022 found that remote and hybrid employees are 22% more productive, 21% more satisfied, and 51% more highly engaged.

Key Points: 
  • An IBI study in 2022 found that remote and hybrid employees are 22% more productive, 21% more satisfied, and 51% more highly engaged.
  • While multiple studies suggest that most employees want to retain some form of remote work (as many as 89%), some employers are implementing return to the office full or part-time.
  • Only 15.1% of remote-capable employees expressed a desire to return to the office full-time, while significantly more (22.5%) of US employers with remote-capable employees want their employees back in the office full-time.
  • When asked about the top benefits of working at the office, most employees cited socializing (51%) and face-to-face collaboration (47%).