COVER Protection & Health Summit 2021: Final week to register for next week's flagship conference

Key reasons to attend

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With less than one week to go until this year’s Protection & Health Summit, there’s still time to register your free place on 2 November at The Brewery, London.

Across health, protection and employee benefit streams, this year's Summit 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. The importance of mental, physical and financial wellbeing has come to the forefront over the last year and insurers have had to adapt their offering to make sure people have access to the right pathways for both health and protection cover. Register for the event here The employer/employee relationship has also undergone a transformative p...

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