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National Friendly has launched Mortgage Protection, a non-underwritten home loan insurance product. The product protects homeowners’ mortgage repayments in the event they cannot work due to illness or injury. To arrange the...

Preventative healthcare is the hot topic among health insurers and organisations as they try to keep employees fit and healthy while also reducing the strain on budgets covering significant healthcare bills. In...

Marcia Reid (pictured) has joined Nuffield Health as strategic client director. Reid, whose most recent role was non-executive director at Sherwood Healthcare,  brings more than 20 years’ experience across healthcare, health insurance,...

Aviva has added digital trust management capabilities and death claims notifications for protection advisers through Aviva Connect and its ALPS tracking Service. Digital Manage Trust Digital Manage Trust enables advisers to manage...

The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has published story seven, the last in its 7 Claims Stories series, an industry-wide project that has spent the past 18 months looking closely at the...

Royal London is introducing Magic Service through its existing partnership with medical evidence provider IGPR in a move designed to streamline the way GP reports are obtained and help reduce delays during...

Health & Protection is conducting its first survey of the Latin America IPMI market and wants to hear about the big issues driving the industry. We want to hear views from brokers,...

Four in five employers (80%) believe that they are good at supporting employees when returning to work following a long-term illness or injury, up from 74% in 2024, according to Aviva. The...

Critical illness (CI) sales exceeded 480,000 in 2025 with standalone CI policies accounting for more than one in four, according to data from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The regulator’s official product...

  Join us on 14 October 2026 from 10am to 11am for the latest Health Horizons virtual event. Register here >> By 2040, it is expected that someone will be diagnosed with...