Protection

Protection is a safety net in case the unthinkable happens, says Kevin Stevens, and insurers must focus more on proving it will be there for customers in need

The FSA's verdict on protection and the RDR is in. Graham Harvey examines the changes that will be needed as a result

With Big-T and Little-T underwriting now common and significantly reducing non-disclosure issues, do you feel the industry is ready for a tele-claims service? Is there a demand for this, and is it necessary?

As we approach the election it is worth looking at the Conservatives' ideas on welfare reform.

Paul Robertson talks to Dennis Smith about quality standard marks, HSBC's choice to implement this initiative and the bank's protection plans

My client, Anne (39), is a divorced accounts executive with two primary-school-aged children. Her widowed and retired father, Brian (66), also lives with the family, and takes a significant role in childcare, allowing her to work full-time. What protection...

German reinsurer Munich Re said as of 19 January the Sage of Omaha holds options which could push his voting rights in the company to 5.029%.

The current subject on brokers' lips is PMI claims transparency, yet this was banned from discussion at a recent AMII meeting. In the absence of proper debate, Insurance Age's Liz McMahon brings viewpoints together

UK insurance companies need to be more proactive in distancing themselves from the banking crisis, delegates at Davos have told Zurich's Geoff Riddell.

Financial service providers will be exempt from a new law which bans age discrimination in access to services.