Zurich launches group CI

Complete group offering

Cameron Roberts
clock • 2 min read

Provider, Zurich, has launched its group critical illness (CI) product, which completes its suite of group risk products.

The product offers a maximum benefit of £500,000, it offers between £25k or £50K child benefit and £250k, £375k and £500k for the spouse/partner cover. It also allows policies to add total permanent disability cover under own occupation, suited occupation or activities of daily living. The standard CI product will provide cover for 15 defined illnesses and surgeries, including heart attack, cancer and stroke. There are also additional options to cover a further 27 illnesses and surgeries, as well as 11 child-specific illnesses and surgeries, including child intensive care cover. Ni...

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