Tara Clancy, senior lecturer and honorary consultant genetic counsellor and research consultant at Manchester University, will explore the role of genetics on the insurance sector at Health & Protection’s upcoming Protection Forum.
The presentation, titled: Genetics and insurance: complexities in the genomic era, will look at the cutting edge of genomic technologies and its wide-ranging effects on the insurance sector.
The event is taking place on 12 March at Ham Yard Hotel in Central London and is free to attend.
You can register to attend on the official Protection Forum event website here.
There will be a packed day of interactive sessions where you’ll hear from industry leaders and key players shaping the future of the market.
With the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) taking a deeper look at the protection market for the first time, this is a vital chance to learn about the regulator’s key initiatives.
Hear from industry leaders on what advisers and intermediaries need to understand about the FCA’s review and what this means for you and your businesses.
There will be a focus on the income protection product, how it is adapting for current and future demands, and how advisers can make it a key part of their portfolio.
And with claims in the spotlight we will feature how advisers, intermediaries and insurers can work together to achieve great outcomes.
Register your complimentary place on the Protection Forum event website.
You can catch-up on all the highlights from last year’s inaugural Protection Forum here.
