The 25 Champions of Protection: Andrew Wibberley

“The excitement is that we can do things better, that things will change”

John Brazier
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COVER profiles 25 of the leading champions of the protection space that have previously or are currently changing the market for the better, as chosen by our advisory board of industry experts.

Andrew Wibberley is director of Alea Risk, having previously worked at reinsurers and insurers in and around the underwriting space. As an independent consultant, he's worked with insurers, distributors, charities and tech companies to improve existing processes and propositions and introduce new ideas to help more people get protected. He was an original member of the Access To Insurance group and led the Underwriting Trust and Transparency workstream before becoming co-chair of the Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) in 2021. What achievement are you most proud of from your career i...

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