Anorak moves into employee benefits through new partnership

With PK Group

John Brazier
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Protection insurtech firm partners with PK Group subsidiary to enter employee benefits space for the first time

Anorak, an online broker for life insurance, income protection and critical illness cover, has joined forces with the employee benefits provision arm of PK Group. The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in staff expecting greater financial support at work from employers, stated Anorak,  while increasing the need for protection options. As a result of the partnership, Anorak's advice platform will be embedded into the recently launched PK Engage app from the PK Group, providing employees with interactive access to their benefits. Employees will be able to calculate their cover needs thro...

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