Conference covering mental health underwriting and workplace wellbeing is on Thursday 12 March
Mental health has come to the fore in recent years, with awareness at an all-time high and conversations happening far and wide - from workplaces to boardrooms to government departments. But while the conversation has started on a national level, now it's about putting all this talk into action. Following the first ever COVER Mental Health Forum in 2019, the life and health insurance sector has already started to see progress within individual protection, with providers adapting their underwriting approaches to make propositions more inclusive for those with a history of poor mental heal...
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