PMI & Healthcare
FSCS: Diversity does not happen by osmosis and luck, targets work
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has said it fully supports the use of targets to achieve diverse senior leadership teams and that the process works. The Chartered Institute for Personnel and...
Read more‘Wellbeing drives productivity’ not the other way round – Chalhoub Group
Employers have been told they should be focusing on the wellbeing of their staff if they want to ensure a productive workforce. Iyad Rahme, head of digital – HR at Chalhoub Group...
Read moreMercer Marsh Benefits appoints UK & Ireland and Europe leaders
Mercer Marsh Benefits has appointed Chris Bailey as UK & Ireland region leader and managing director. Bailey (pictured) succeeds Tony Wood, who moves to the role of regional leader and managing director...
Read moreCOVID’s impact on dental care – Bupa
SPONSORED CONTENT The Workplace Health Insights series brings you the latest healthcare trends, interviews with medical experts and specialist insight from Bupa: all designed to keep you and your organisation one step...
Read moreCollective Benefits secures $10m for EMEA expansion
Insurance and benefits marketplace Collective Benefits has received a US$10m investment from Prosus Ventures, the venture investing arm of Prosus. Collective Benefits offers insurance and benefits for independent workers across sectors. This...
Read moreMovember: Prostate and testicular cancer claims dip in pandemic
The number of prostate and testicular cancer claims insurers are handling appear to have dipped during the pandemic with a worrying trend also appearing. As Movember, the annual event involving the growing...
Read moreData intelligence is key to identifying and predicting poor advisers – FCA
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is making the most of data and intelligence as a means to find out which financial advisers are more likely to deliver poor advice, the regulator has...
Read moreLeave the traditional insurance mindset to focus on rehab for workers – Sutherland
In July, the government published its response to its consultation document, 'Health is everyone's business'. When the consultation was first published, we were disappointed to see it was close to silent on the...
Read morePandemic takes toll on number of cancer diagnoses in Scotland
The initial stage of the pandemic caused a dramatic fall in the number of diagnoses of the three most common forms of cancer in Scotland. Data from Public Health Scotland reveals that...
Read moreTemporary underwriting is poor practice and should be banned – Walters
It never ceases to amaze me that, as an industry, we haven't taken steps to outlaw the practice of temporary underwriting. This is where the insurer does not have sufficient information to...
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