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Manulife Hong Kong appoints chief customer officer for Hong Kong and Macau
Manulife Hong Kong has appointed HyounJoo Choe as chief customer officer, Hong Kong and Macau. Joining the firm's senior management team, Choe (pictured) will lead all customer experience and strategic marketing functions including marketing,...
Read moreResearch reveals disconnect between health and wellbeing support on offer and what employees actually want – Towergate
Research from Towergate Health & Protection indicates there is a disconnect between what employees want in terms of health and wellbeing support and what their employer actually offers. The research of 500...
Read moreScottish Widows examining adviser panel for loaded premiums, IP launch next year and annual statements under review – Rose St Louis interview
Scottish Widows is deciding which advisers that use loaded premiums it will work with and believes insurers will be increasing due diligence of intermediaries on the subject. Lloyds Banking Group protection director...
Read more‘He opened up about how he felt about what was going through his head. I stayed quiet, let him talk’ – why adviser support is vital following harrowing calls
It is vital advisers are given time to talk following a harrowing call, according to Kathryn Knowles, managing director at Cura Financial Services. Knowles (pictured) spoke to Health & Protection ahead of...
Read moreIncome Protection Awareness Week rescheduled to next month following Queen’s passing
The Income Protection Task Force has rescheduled Income Protection Awareness Week to next month following the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II. The IPTF revealed its awareness week will now run between...
Read moreMeeting the Queen was only the tiniest of moments – but it now feels extra special – Helmont
Sue Helmont, marketing director at AIG, speaks to Health & Protection about meeting the Queen as a small child following the Monarch's passing at the age of 96. Yesterday evening as the...
Read moreAlmost a third of US cancer patients report trouble paying for health needs
More than three in 10 American cancer patients report trouble paying for their health needs, according to a survey from researchers at the University of Alabama-Birmingham using data from the Patient Advocate...
Read moreWill Quince appointed health and social care minister
Will Quince has been appointed as health and social care minister. Quince (pictured) moves from the department for education where he was minister for school standards. He was previously parliamentary under secretary...
Read moreYou at Work gives staff £500 cost of living bonus
The staff at You at Work are set to benefit from a cost of living bonus of £500 this November. The employee benefits provider said the payment was in response to rising...
Read moreZurich launches intermediary portal for GIP and group life SME customers
Zurich has launched the Zurich Access Portal - an intermediary portal for group life and group income protection cover SME customers. The portal is now available to organisations with between three and...
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