COVER Protection & Health Summit 2021: The big talking points

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With three weeks left to go until the COVER Protection & Health Summit 2021, there is still time to register to hear about the most pressing issues facing the market.

This year's Summit event is returning to an in-person format following 2020's virtual setting and COVER is looking forward to welcoming you back for our flagship conference on 2 November at The Brewery, London. Encompassing individual and group protection, health and PMI, and employee benefits, the day's agenda will feature a combination of partner presentations, live panel debates and audience-led Q&As, examining the industry's most pressing topics, both pre- and post-pandemic, and exploring how health and protection offerings have adapted and client needs evolved as we begin to emerge ...

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