Artificial intelligence (AI) could help tackle the protection gap, but the technology may also lead to more hyper-personalisation, making the market more opaque. This is according to a review led by Financial...
Read moreThe current regulatory framework governing artificial intelligence (AI) in financial services does not need to be replaced. This is according to the Mills review led by Financial Conduct Authority executive director Sheldon...
Read moreTesco Insurance and Money Services has formed a partnership with Aviva to help families take their first step into protecting their life. The Free Parent Life Cover proposition will provide each parent...
Read moreNational Friendly’s protection products are now available to advisers across the Primis Mortgage Network. Advisers within the network will now have access to the mutual's protection products, accident-only income protection, income protection...
Read moreThe government is to create a workplace health intelligence unit to help reduce employee absence and, therefore, boost productivity. The move was announced today in an update of Sir Charlie Mayfield’s Keep...
Read moreAlmost a third (32%) of employers stated they signpost support on demand, according to Everywhen. The research conducted by Opinium for Everywhen among 500 HR decision-makers across the UK found that 13%...
Read moreThe Financial Conduct Authority’s Protection Market Study was a “missed opportunity” to help challenger brands like Guardian. This is according to chairman Peter Mann, who was speaking at a launch event for...
Read moreThe Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) has achieved compliance with the transparency provisions of the Competition and Markets Authority’s Private Healthcare Market Investigation Order 2014 which enables patients to choose the hospital...
Read moreTrawick Holdings is launching the first cancel for any reason (CFAR) travel protection product into the UK and planning for a Europe entry, Health & Protection can reveal. The product enables travellers...
Read moreUK companies could unlock a £9.9bn “productivity premium” by encouraging their employees to discuss their health and wellbeing needs, a British Standards Institution (BSI) study found. Creating a culture of trust, where employees...
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