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CII raising insurance careers awareness with Birmingham City Uni
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) is raising awareness among Birmingham City University (BCU) students about career opportunities in the insurance industry. They plan to run a 12-month pilot scheme where insurers, brokers...
Read moreLatin America IPMI Roundtable: Location, location, location
The evolution of IPMI in Latin America is pushing borders and that is giving patients and insurers cause to reconsider their options, writes Owain Thomas As with the property market, it...
Read moreThe Exeter adds Real Life to IPipeline platform
The Exeter has added its Real Life product to IPipeline’s Advanced Underwriting adviser platform. The platform launched in September and captures upfront information to assess the top 20 most common medical disclosures....
Read moreClaims improvement boosts PMI trust but group members discouraged – Fairer Finance
Trust in private medical insurance (PMI) among consumers has rebounded to last year's levels due to an improvement in claims satisfaction, according to Fairer Finance. However its research found contrasting dynamics between...
Read moreFrom perks to purpose: The US shift toward health ownership – UnitedHealthcare Global
In the final instalment of UnitedHealthcare Global’s workplace wellbeing series, we focus on the United States, where employers are embracing a tech-forward, personalised and financially focused approach to health and wellbeing. The...
Read moreSesame hires Hoare as growth consultant from Primis
Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG) has hired Araminta Hoare as growth consultant at the adviser network. Hoare (pictured) joins from Primis after her second spell with the network. She has more than 17...
Read moreIll-health seen as second biggest threat to employment – Axa Health
Ill-health is now seen as the second biggest threat to a career by employees, surpassing the risk of artificial intelligence (AI) developments, according to research by Axa Health. Furthermore, for those aged...
Read moreFCA to tackle life insurance market legacy issues
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will begin tackling legacy issues in the life insurance and pensions market early next year. Its aim is to reduce the regulatory barriers insurers face, it said....
Read moreHealth & Protection Individual Protection Report: Market recovers with in-force members up and new business driven by IP
More than 11 and a half million individual protection policies were in force at the end of 2024, the latest Health & Protection Individual and Business Protection Report has found. The figures...
Read moreSpecialist development unit and application support unveiled to grow mutuals sector
A new specialist mutual development unit and free pre-application help are among a series of initiatives from financial regulators to support government plans to double the size of the mutuals sector. The...
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