Global mobility: Covering the world

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Why the changing face of global mobility requires a new approach to expat health cover, says Cigna Health Benefits' John Kaye.

How will employers and health insurers meet the future needs of the growing expatriate workforce?  Data from PwC shows the number of employees working overseas has increased by 25% over the past decade, and is set to grow a further 50% by 2020.  To deliver high-quality, tailored support to these globally mobile employers, employers and insurers will need to employ innovative new technologies both before and during their assignments.  The profile of this workforce is evolving. Cigna Global Health Benefits' research suggests that while four in five expatriates are still men, the numb...

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