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Five years on from launching into the UK protection market, Guardian CEO Katya MacLean explains the insurer’s journey through Covid, a cost-of-living crisis and its aims to be a top five provider...

The soaring cost of living is being keenly felt by employers seeking to move talent across the globe and as the world increasingly reopens following the pandemic, many organisations are becoming increasingly...

With large numbers of expatriates working for international firms, Hong Kong and Singapore may still be two of the main international private medical insurance (IPMI) markets for insurers in Asia, but Vietnam...

Significant work changes can be stressful for employees, whether it’s implementing a new IT system, restructuring the team, or even sending staff abroad. But, given the right conditions, change can also help...

The impact of record NHS waiting lists has left no parts of the country unscathed. Even high net worth individuals (HNWI) no longer assume they can be guaranteed good health, so are...

Dr Rebecca Brady, medical director at HCML and practising GP, speaks to Health & Protection about balancing her work as a GP with her role at HCML, supporting a patient who had...

Aviva's efforts to improve service levels for its private medical insurance (PMI) customers will not affect growth plans, with service expected to return to normal by the end of the year, according...

Attitudes across the health and protection insurance sector are changing for the better, but more needs to be done. While some of the sector's youngest professionals have war stories about being asked...

In an exclusive wide-ranging interview, Erik Bleekrode, head of insurance at KPMG China and Asia Pacific, tells Health & Protection about how international talent is returning to Hong Kong, whether comparisons to...

The science and research sector is the most likely to offer private medical insurance (PMI) to its new employees, while the community and social care sector is the least likely, according to...