Home Page Headlines

Bulgaria reported the highest excess mortality rate over the pandemic among 24 international territories analysed by the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI). The CMI's analysis which investigated mortality from the start of the...

Iosif Dimitriou, account manager (business development) at Maxis GBN, speaks to Health & Protection about first gaining exposure of the sector through work experience in Greece, why his father is his role...

Government is committing to a new £30m fund to speed up the adoption of technology in the NHS which could include new tools to detect cancer sooner. But the Society of Radiographers...

Four in 10 people in the UK believe protection insurance has grown in importance since the pandemic but almost a third have not taken out cover as they cannot afford to pay...

As the Bank of England has raised interest rates in response to stubbornly high inflation, many families face the prospect of soaring monthly mortgage repayments. Against this backdrop, it’s now more essential...

The Exeter has appointed Michael Payne as commercial director. Payne (pictured) joins from KPMG, where he was a director in its insurance consulting practice. He was previously customer and innovation COO and...

April International is looking to double its international private medical insurance (IPMI) business in the next four years and expects to be active in acquiring other providers as well. The provider is...

Leaving the intended beneficiary of a life insurance policy no right to claim is like selling a car without a steering wheel. This is according Ruth Gilbert, partner at Insuring Change, (pictured...

Aston Lark and A-Plan, which were previously taken over by Howden, have today both rebranded to the Howden name.  Aston Lark was acquired by Howden, the international insurance broking group, in 2022,...

Zurich has made changes to its life non-medical limits for people under the age of 50, increasing the value of cover available without requiring medical evidence. The changes affect the first level...