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Ian Teague queries whether the industry is delivering the best possible underwriting experience to consumers and advisers.

There are many common childhood diseases, some serious and some not so, however, as David Jones explains, some have underwriting consequences.

It's no secret that demand for PMI has declined in recent years. But as corporate firms regain their confidence, group PMI has much potential following a renewed focus on value for money. Fiona Murphy reports.

The past few years have seen calls for product innovation in corporate markets. Unfortunately, none of these new developments have really taken off. Stuart Shaw calls for a different approach.

Can auto-enrolment help grow the group risk market? Jason Green believes it can, but what do we need to do to make this a reality?

Most advisers are aware of the concept of multinational pooling, but many with multinational clients have not yet put it into practice. Paul Avis explains why they should.

Previously in COVER, Denplan highlighted the importance of dental benefits in early detection of wider general health issues. But, asks Colin Perry, if we are going to sell dental benefits, what do customers think?

The government is committed to developing alternative protection products but, as debt spirals, how far away are we? Paul Walsh investigates.

Although mortgage brokers claim they have limited time, the Mortgage Market Review is highlighting the growing importance of protection, says Mike Farrell.

Group critical illness is experiencing a positive period of steady growth. Fiona Murphy takes a closer look at the market.