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Katy Davies is returning to Hanbury Wealth as a protection adviser. Back in August last year, Health & Protection revealed Davies (pictured) was joining London-based private client firm Henry Dannell as specialist...

Medical advances and effective investment in data has meant Gen Re has been able to cover conditions it traditionally could never consider previously, such as Huntingdon's and cystic fibrosis. Speaking at Health...

  Health Horizons virtual event: Family and fertility Register now: 20 May, 10am – 11am   Is your organisation equipped to support employees on their fertility journey and be there when it...

Almost 1.8 million people accessed health services through health and protection insurance in 2022, up 10% from 2021, with each person accessing support five times on average. The total figure of 1.77 million...

While workers across the board want more support from their employer to improve their health and wellbeing, a lack of understanding of gender drivers in the workplace is negatively affecting workplace absence....

Towergate Health & Protection has appointed Andy Samuel as chief technology officer (CTO).  Samuel (pictured) has more than 25 years of experience in developing and leading technology strategies to grow businesses.  He...

HelloSelf, a virtual provider of psychological therapy services, has joined group risk industry body Grid. Tim Fuller, private partnerships lead at HelloSelf, said: “As one of the UK’s largest networks of clinical...

The prospect of AIG's protection cover for British expats disappearing following Aviva's acquisition of its rival insurer is "concerning", according to Andrew Wilkinson, director of Moneysworth. Addressing delegates at Health & Protection's...

Health & Protection’s third annual IPMI Summit took place this week at Sopwell House in St Albans, Hertfordshire The flagship two-day invitation-only event saw some 50 industry leaders from major broker and...

The vast majority of companies in Hong Kong are looking to add or enhance at least some of their insurance benefits in the next two years (69%), according to a Chartered Institute...