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Jelf has created the position of director of healthcare in what the employee benefit consultancy calls a "period of ambitious growth".

Scottish Provident has announced that it paid out £90 million to critical illness policyholders during 2011, with 91% of all critical illness claims paid.

A strong 2011 has seen Legal & General's (L&G) risk division deliver solid performance with operating profit of £561m (2010: £560m).

AXA UK has completed the acquisition of specialist on-line health insurance provider, Health-on-Line.

Expacare has revealed 'Choices' a new international healthcare plan for small groups.

Munich Re has claimed "a good start to 2012" and is aiming for a profit of around €2.5bn, its annual report states.

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has called on the Chancellor not to raise Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) above its current level of 6% in the upcoming Budget on 21 March.

The UK economy is perpetually subjected to shocks and pressures, rendering hopes of maintaining financial stability indefinitely "over-optimistic", Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member Paul Fisher said last night.

Aviva has reviewed its occupational classes, resulting in 95% of new clients being offered own occupation for income protection (IP) it has also moved its non-medical limits.