Protection business in 2012 and 2013 will be affected by events this year and some fundamental changes to the way customers policies are priced into the next. Richard Verdin explains.
Employee assistance programmes are in the spotlight due to a schizophrenic approach by government. But as Sue Weir points out, they are backed by solid research.
How will people buy insurance in future? Greg Becker visits the US for developments in online distribution.
The first report from new industry research body, The Syndicate is focusing on consumer behaviour and self-image in a protection setting.
How hard is it to design disability-based protection products in 2012, asks Andy Milburn.
Bright Grey has urged Britons to cut back on spending to help stabilise their finances and provide enough to secure a safety net for emergencies.
Jason Sadler of Cigna discusses his company's approach to healthcare with Paul Robertson.
Happy new year, and some potentially good news on PMI premiums.
Insurers handed over £2.4bn in insurance premium tax in the year 2010/11, a rise of more than 6% on the previous year (£2.253bn), government figures reveal.
Claims have been seen as the Cinderella of the protection world. But as Karin Lloyd points out, that is about to change