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There has been no change or bias in the proportion of protection sales so far in the run up to gender neutralisation, an underwriting firm has reported.

With the Consumer Insurance act coming into force in March 2013, advisers should ensure their medical assessment approach is compliant and defensible, Morgan Ash has warned.

Capita is improving the guidance of its distribution business strategy.

Ageas Protect has promised to support customers whose applications cannot be placed on risk immediately before the introduction of gender neutral pricing.

Another government, another NHS IT strategy. And as usual we lurch from one polarity to another.

CFC has launched an excess underwriting capability.

John Ritchie of Ellipse notes the beginning of the end for price matching.

The use of online business these days is a given. This is even more the case for expat IPMI. But how far should it go, for both client and intermediary? Inez Cooper investigates.

British Friendly registered more than 800 advisers, received 2,295 intermediary applications and wrote annual premiums in excess of £650,000 since launching BFS Protect in March 2011.

Now Health International, has removed the need for a doctor's signature or original receipts from large group members on all new claims, regardless of size.