Group Life

MetLife UK paid out £252m in employee benefit claims last year, after increasing the number of people covered on its group life and group income protection plans. The lion’s share of this...

There has been a drop in the number of younger consumers buying life insurance, as people delay marriage and parenthood according to the latest World Life Insurance Report 2026 from Capgemini and...

Generative AI and behavioural data are driving new healthtech developments, enabling providers to offer more personalised support for mental, physical, and financial wellbeing. But as cost pressures grow and employee benefit spending...

Wellbeing services have become a standard feature across the group risk and healthcare market in recent years — with many focused on improving member health to reduce both the number and severity...

The shortlists have been unveiled across the 12 provider categories of the Corporate Adviser Awards 2025, starting the countdown to the big night of the year for the workplace benefits sector, which...

L&G Group Protection's platform, Onix, has seen significant growth with application volumes increasing by 92 per cent, renewals jumping by 99 per cent, and new group income protection business growing by 85...

Generali UK has launched a new cancer support service for its group life clients, which will be available from the start of next year. This service will be available at no additional...

SPONSORED CONTENT Vanessa: Only recently, the group risk industry body GRiD reported that only one third (30%) of employers offered support to help employees with serious illness, such as cancer, to stay...

SPONSORED CONTENT One year on from the start of our partnership with Spectrum.Life and the usage data is in. It’s official; employees are using the EAP proactively, to help stay well and...

Employers need to review excepted group life assurance arrangements before the abolition of the lifetime allowance (LTA) on 6 April this year, according to a leading consultancy firm.  Quantum Advisory has warned...