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Company sick pay is not available to 34% of working Britons, amounting to 11m people, research by LV= has revealed.

State-owned Lloyds Banking Group has been hit with a £117m fine by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the "largest retail fine" it has ever issued.

AXA PPP healthcare has settled a claim with a consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon following an investigation into mis-billing, reclaiming over £100,000.

Bupa has launched a nationwide physiotherapy network ensuring that customers will only be treated by senior qualified therapists who practise according to standards set by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.

Ellipse are to publish a series of Key Service Indicators (KSIs) reporting the insurer's rolling 12 month performance to the end of each quarter in a bid to set standards and drive adviser productivity.

Direct Life is looking to take on three new apprentices to start work in July following the success of its apprenticeship programme.

My Earnings Insurance, the pure income protection product provided by Cirencester Friendly Society, has been added to mortgage network First Complete's panel.

Over 75% of employers and 60% of GPs are not aware of the new Fit for Work service, research for Cigna UK HealthCare Benefits (Cigna UKHB) by YouGov has found.

Health Assured, part of Peninsula Business Services Group, has acquired Capita's employee assistance programme business, formerly called First Assist.

The gap between people's needs if they became critically ill or disabled and what they would have is €750bn across 13 European & Middle Eastern countries, a report from Swiss Re has found.