The 25 Champions of Protection: Roy McLoughlin

“When a claim is paid it's such an incredible feeling of achievement”

Hemma Visavadia
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COVER profiles 25 of the leading champions of the protection space that have previously or are currently changing the market for the better, as chosen by our advisory board of industry experts.

Roy McLoughlin is the associate director of Cavendish Ware and a member of the Protection Distribution Group (PDG). He has been an adviser for 30 years and is a passionate advocate of protection in both the individual and group markets, as well as advising on corporate and wealth management areas. Roy regularly trains advisers on all protection subjects. He is consulted by insurers on product development and is a regular contributor in the press. He is also a founder member of the PDG and sits on the FTRC forums. What achievement are you most proud of from your career and protection? ...

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