AIG Life launches evolved group critical illness proposition

Eight categories

John Brazier
clock • 2 min read

In line with revamped individual critical illness (CI) cover launched last year, group propositions consolidates conditions across eight headings

AIG Life has unveiled its new CI proposition for group clients which brings together 27 conditions across eight groupings. The insurer previously adapted its group individual protection cover late last year as it "checked out" of the critical illness ‘conditions race' with the introduction of umbrella headings incorporating more than 20 conditions. Under the provider's new group CI product, 27 conditions are included across eight headings, which focus on specific surgeries or the impact on daily life for employees, rather than the name of the illness. The headings are: Degener...

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