Demand for PMI to rise during 2021: AMII

New research with The Exeter

John Brazier
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New research from Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII) finds members anticipate PMI growth this year

A survey conducted by AMII and health and protection insurance provider The Exeter, ffiud that 40% of AMII members stated that they anticipate an increase in demand for private healthcare, while 18% expect a significant increase. Almost 60% of those surveyed predicted an increase in demand for individual private healthcare in 2021. Only 10% of AMII members expected to see a decrease in demand in 2021 and when asked about the greatest threat facing their business, three in four cited "a challenging post-pandemic economy" as a major threat. Meanwhile, around one-third (32%) said that le...

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