Health resilience up but mortality protection gap reaches record high – Swiss Re
Health resilience improved globally in 2022, with 78% of protection needs covered by insurance – an increase from 77.5% in ...
Read moreHealth resilience improved globally in 2022, with 78% of protection needs covered by insurance – an increase from 77.5% in ...
Read moreThe decline in individual protection sales in 2022 indicates the sector is levelling back to normal numbers, according to the ...
Read moreIndividual protection insurance sales in the UK fell by 7.8% in 2022 – reversing the rebound the market experienced in ...
Read moreThe proliferation of mobile devices tracking how people move has underwriters eager to tap this data for risk assessment. Wearables ...
Read moreLife expectancy is expected to start rising again thanks to medical breakthroughs, especially for cancer and ageing-related conditions such as ...
Read moreThe persistent mortality protection gap is a constant reminder of the challenges reinsurers and insurers face in reaching underserved customers. ...
Read moreThe UK group risk market posted record premiums over the past year as scheme and member numbers increased, but future ...
Read moreAbbie Marlow, client manager at Swiss Re, speaks to Health & Protection about trying to find a vocation which would ...
Read moreSwiss Re technical manager Ron Wheatcroft has called on the chancellor to reduce tax charges on life insurance policies in ...
Read moreTrusts are failing the mass market as a way of securing death benefit payments, especially as the number of cohabitees ...
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