Researchmoz: Income Protection and Critical Illness Insurance in the Uk 2018

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This report is the result of extensive research into the income protection and critical illness insurance market in the UK, covering the market dynamics, outlook and competitive landscape. It provides estimates of the market size and projections of new business premiums, and discusses key products and distribution channels. The report also provides an overview of leading companies in the category, alongside details of any strategic initiatives undertaken.

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Synopsis:-

The report provides market analysis and insights into the UK income protection and critical illness insurance business

It also provides a snapshot of market size and market dynamics

Furthermore, the report discusses key drivers, distribution channels and the outlook for the market

It also summarises deals, news and regulatory developments in the category

Reasons to buy:-

Gain an understanding of the UK income protection and critical illness insurance market

Learn about the performance of market drivers, distribution channels and market dynamics

Explore types of products and key competitors in the category

Find out more on key deals and recent developments in the market

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Key Highlights:-

Protection sales remained flat despite adverse market conditions

The income protection and critical illness category is expected to expand at a benign rate

The MMR is expected to highlight protection advice need

Insurers argue protection is the answer to reducing welfare costs

Technology is expected...