Finaccord’s series of reports about travel insurance and assistance investigates the markets for
stand-alone travel insurance and assistance in over 40 countries, as listed overleaf, which
collectively account for the vast majority of policies sold in this field. Several multi-country reports
and databases are also available, as detailed on slide 16 in this series prospectus. Many of the
countries covered are characterised by a volume of overseas trips per capita that is high by
international standards, leading to substantial demand for insurance among both business and
leisure travellers. Moreover, in most countries, the markets for both underlying foreign travel and
related insurance are growing.
The research is based on Finaccord's on-going investigation of the distribution partnerships of over
5,000 travel trade, transportation and financial organisations across these countries; reports
published from July 2012 onwards also analyse systematically the involvement in travel insurance
in each country of other key distributor categories, namely automotive clubs, direct sales, online
aggregators and brokers, other online brands, and retailers. The reports are accompanied by Excel
PartnerBASE™ datasets that detail the travel insurance partnerships of each of the travel trade,
transportation and financial organisations covered, plus convenient market data annexes, also in
Excel format.
Исследование Insurance Banana Skins 2015PwC Russia
В исследовании Insurance Banana Skins 2015, направленном на изучение рисков в сфере страхования в 2015 году и проведенном Центром по изучению финансовых инноваций (ЦИФИ) совместно с фирмой PwC, участвовало более 800 респондентов из числа страховщиков и сторонних наблюдателей из 54 стран мира. Цель исследования заключалась в том, чтобы выяснить, какие риски, по их мнению, представляют наибольшую опасность для страхового сектора в ближайшие 2‒3 года.
Новое исследование основных рисков в сфере страхования показало, что в число самых серьезных рисков для страховщиков теперь входят киберриски и процентные ставки. Эти риски появились в рейтинге пятого обзора впервые за все время проведения исследований. Таким образом, становится очевидно, насколько большую озабоченность они вызывают в отрасли, если они рассматриваются в одном ряду с изменениями в нормативно-правовом регулировании и макроэкономикой в более широком контексте.
Going overseas for trip or studies? But don't know who will help if medical emergencies arises & what to do in that situation. Then here the question arises of international travel insurance.
The France Taiwan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFT) is a non-profit organization established in 1991 to promote business between France and Taiwan. It provides various services to its over 150 members, including French and multinational companies, through business networking events, workshops, an employment service, and business center. The CCIFT is part of a global network of French Chambers of Commerce with the mission of supporting the development of economic relations between France and Taiwan.
Bancassurance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current State and Future Perspectives to...Intelligo Consulting
Banks in ten African countries in sub-Saharan Africa – namely Angola, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia – are generally well-positioned to grow as an insurance distribution channel from the rapid increase in the value of the insurance markets in these countries. Banks have not only significantly increased the size of their branch networks and number of deposit accounts in recent years, but also increasingly appreciate the value of bancassurance as a future revenue generator. These are key findings from a report published by Finaccord titled Bancassurance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current State and Future Perspectives to 2020.
1) A 16-year old female presented with a 3 month history of oral ulcers. Examination also revealed a butterfly rash on her face and a history of joint pain.
2) Based on these findings along with laboratory tests, she was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Oral ulcers can be an early sign of SLE.
3) Treatment with steroids and immunosuppressants led to improvement of her oral and skin lesions. This case highlights the importance of thorough medical history and examination of extra-oral sites in accurately diagnosing systemic conditions that present with oral manifestations.
This document discusses travel insurance trends in the Asia-Pacific region and globally. It finds that the Asia-Pacific region accounts for 29.2% of the global travel insurance market, valued at $3.63 billion in 2012. Travel from China is growing rapidly at a 16.1% compound annual growth rate. A survey of consumer travel behaviors across 8 countries found that 69.2% of international travelers purchase travel insurance, most commonly as a single-trip policy. The top distribution channels for standalone travel insurance are purchasing directly from insurers or online.
This document discusses global trends in insurance distribution systems. It begins by defining traditional channels like direct sales, agents and brokers. It then defines non-traditional channels such as partnerships with banks, retailers, mobile carriers and others. The document also discusses international perspectives on insurance distribution through car dealers, mobile phone operators and retailers. It provides data on the insurance products distributed and revenue generated through these non-traditional channels.
Исследование Insurance Banana Skins 2015PwC Russia
В исследовании Insurance Banana Skins 2015, направленном на изучение рисков в сфере страхования в 2015 году и проведенном Центром по изучению финансовых инноваций (ЦИФИ) совместно с фирмой PwC, участвовало более 800 респондентов из числа страховщиков и сторонних наблюдателей из 54 стран мира. Цель исследования заключалась в том, чтобы выяснить, какие риски, по их мнению, представляют наибольшую опасность для страхового сектора в ближайшие 2‒3 года.
Новое исследование основных рисков в сфере страхования показало, что в число самых серьезных рисков для страховщиков теперь входят киберриски и процентные ставки. Эти риски появились в рейтинге пятого обзора впервые за все время проведения исследований. Таким образом, становится очевидно, насколько большую озабоченность они вызывают в отрасли, если они рассматриваются в одном ряду с изменениями в нормативно-правовом регулировании и макроэкономикой в более широком контексте.
Going overseas for trip or studies? But don't know who will help if medical emergencies arises & what to do in that situation. Then here the question arises of international travel insurance.
The France Taiwan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFT) is a non-profit organization established in 1991 to promote business between France and Taiwan. It provides various services to its over 150 members, including French and multinational companies, through business networking events, workshops, an employment service, and business center. The CCIFT is part of a global network of French Chambers of Commerce with the mission of supporting the development of economic relations between France and Taiwan.
Bancassurance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current State and Future Perspectives to...Intelligo Consulting
Banks in ten African countries in sub-Saharan Africa – namely Angola, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia – are generally well-positioned to grow as an insurance distribution channel from the rapid increase in the value of the insurance markets in these countries. Banks have not only significantly increased the size of their branch networks and number of deposit accounts in recent years, but also increasingly appreciate the value of bancassurance as a future revenue generator. These are key findings from a report published by Finaccord titled Bancassurance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Current State and Future Perspectives to 2020.
1) A 16-year old female presented with a 3 month history of oral ulcers. Examination also revealed a butterfly rash on her face and a history of joint pain.
2) Based on these findings along with laboratory tests, she was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Oral ulcers can be an early sign of SLE.
3) Treatment with steroids and immunosuppressants led to improvement of her oral and skin lesions. This case highlights the importance of thorough medical history and examination of extra-oral sites in accurately diagnosing systemic conditions that present with oral manifestations.
This document discusses travel insurance trends in the Asia-Pacific region and globally. It finds that the Asia-Pacific region accounts for 29.2% of the global travel insurance market, valued at $3.63 billion in 2012. Travel from China is growing rapidly at a 16.1% compound annual growth rate. A survey of consumer travel behaviors across 8 countries found that 69.2% of international travelers purchase travel insurance, most commonly as a single-trip policy. The top distribution channels for standalone travel insurance are purchasing directly from insurers or online.
This document discusses global trends in insurance distribution systems. It begins by defining traditional channels like direct sales, agents and brokers. It then defines non-traditional channels such as partnerships with banks, retailers, mobile carriers and others. The document also discusses international perspectives on insurance distribution through car dealers, mobile phone operators and retailers. It provides data on the insurance products distributed and revenue generated through these non-traditional channels.
Almost everyone of us has purchased travel insurance at least once but do we really know much about it? The deeper you read through your policy wording, the more items you'd like to be clarified and answered by the insurers. So here are the most common questions answered by Globelink Travel Insurance.
This document provides information about travel insurance, health certificates, and regulations for international travel. It discusses what travel insurance covers, such as medical expenses, flight delays, lost baggage, accidents, and more. It also outlines the differences between domestic and international travel insurance. The document then provides details about health certificates and vaccinations that may be required for travel, specifically for yellow fever and cholera. It notes validity periods for vaccination certificates and exemptions from needing a certificate.
Travel Insurance in Europe and Global Trends in Distribution Channel UsageIntelligo Consulting
Size and growth rates of the travel insurance market in Europe: is the recession over?
Product segmentation: how do key markets segment between stand-alone and packaged policies, or between annual and single-trip policies?
Distribution trends: which are the key channels and interfaces in major European markets?
Who are the key providers of travel insurance?
Nearly 80% of European insurers are on track to implement Solvency II by 1 Jan 2016, but there is wide variation in the level of preparedness by country.
Dutch, UK and Nordic insurers are most confident in meeting the requirements, while French, German, Greek and Eastern European insurers are less confident.
Our survey of more than 170 insurance companies across 20 European countries sheds light on key areas of implementing Solvency II, including data and IT readiness, organizational change, regulatory interaction, recovery and resolution planning, and capital optimization.
We will also discuss our other findings:
- Insurers are seeking to improve the effectiveness of their risk management.
- Challenges of reporting and ensuring robust data and information technology (IT) remain very significant.
- Preparedness for Pillar 3 remains relatively low, and action is needed in 2014 to meet the requirements on time.
- Many insurers are not satisfied with the level of support from their regulators in providing timely feedback on plans and interpretation of new requirements. This is due, in part, to the significant resourcing challenges regulators face.
- Automation of many risk management activities, particularly reporting, remains relatively low.
Link to on-demand webcast: http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Issues/webcast_2014-06-03-1500_insurance-european-solvency-ii-survey-2014
Link to survey report: http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Industries/Financial-Services/Insurance/EY-european-solvency-ii-survey-2014
Europ Assistance Group is a global assistance services provider operating in 38 countries with over 7,000 employees. It pioneered the assistance industry in 1963 and has since expanded to offer travel, automotive, health, and home & family assistance. The document provides a history of Europ Assistance Group's growth over the past 50 years as it expanded internationally and acquired other assistance companies. It is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Italian insurance company Generali Group.
Travel insurance is insurance that is intended to cover medical expenses for buy: http://www.insuringindia.com/general-insurance/travel/travel-home.aspx
Presentation: Distribution Channels for Life Insurance, A Global PerspectiveIntelligo Consulting
Presentation at the 2nd Annual Life Insurance Forum, Amsterdam, 9-10 April 2014
- Bancassurance as a major distribution channel for life insurance
- Consumer research: distribution of protection-related life insurance in Europe
- The global market for creditor / creditor life insurance
The Global Affinity Finance Club is Finaccord’s quarterly newsletter about affinity financial services worldwide. Through this, Finaccord publishes top line information about key strategic developments in affinity and partnership marketing of financial services around the world, segmented between affinity insurance news, bancassurance news and affinity banking news. This service differs from that provided by other research companies because its focus is genuinely global, often translating news that only appears in languages other than English.
In addition, it concentrates exclusively on affinity and partnership marketing strategy. Affinity and partnership marketing strategy is an important component of general distribution strategy for a majority of large banks and insurance companies serving consumers and small businesses as successful partnerships potentially allow them to access groups of customers that they cannot always reach by themselves.
If you would like to join Finaccord’s Global Affinity Finance Club, contact us by telephone or send us an email to info@finaccord.com. Thereafter, each quarter, we will send you a link to the page of our website with fresh news and future editions of this document.
Presentation: Global Bancassurance Strategies at the 7th Annual Bancassurance...Intelligo Consulting
Finaccord presentation at the 7th Annual Bancassurance Forum in Vienna in February 2014, organised by Fleming Europe.
The Agenda of the presentation included:
- Key factors that shape bancassurance strategies
- Analysis of the strategies used by the world's 125 largest retail banking groups
- Analysis of differences across global bancassurance markets
- Future bancassurance outlook
The document summarizes various affinity insurance news from around the world. Notable partnerships and deals discussed include:
1) Allianz Global Assistance partnering with Ten Lifestyle Management to create a global assistance and lifestyle concierge service focusing on Asia-Pacific.
2) Europ Assistance launching a mobile roadside assistance app for AssurOne Group customers in France.
3) AXA securing a relationship with a Spanish association helping young entrepreneurs to launch an insurance product for start-up businesses.
Travel Insurance Distribution Channels: Finding the right mix for European ma...Intelligo Consulting
Presentation at Uniglobal Travel Insurance Forum in Prague, 5-6 December 2013.
Finaccord estimates that the global market for stand-alone travel insurance and assistance was worth USD 11.9 billion in 2012, with around 200 million policies sold.
By 2016, this market is expected to be worth USD 14.7 billion, with policy sales increasing to around 243 million.
Where will much of this growth occur, and how does Europe fit in to this global picture?
What local challenges are faced when entering and operating in particular markets?
How do the distribution channels used for travel insurance vary between countries and evolve over time?
Finaccord’s series of reports about professional indemnity insurance in various global markets is comprised of 13 separate studies plus related PartnerBASE™ datasets and market data annexes examining the market for and distribution of policies covering professional liability as it exists in ten European countries plus Australia, Canada and South Africa.
The studies break down the market for this type of insurance on a standardised basis by professional group with 12 categories considered as follows:
- accountancy and finance;
- alternative medicine; - architecture and engineering; - broadcasting and publishing;
- estate agency and property;
- financial and insurance intermediation;
- healthcare-related services;
- IT and business consulting;
- legal services;
- marketing;
- medicine and dentistry;
- and other professional sectors.
Furthermore, they identify affinity schemes for professional liability insurance set up between professional associations and brokers or underwriters of this type of cover, highlight other key underwriters and brokers of professional indemnity insurance and other distribution channels used to sell this form of insurance, and discuss key issues associated with the market. As such, the reports represent the most comprehensive analyses of professional liability insurance in these three countries ever produced.
Finaccord presentation car dealers and manufacturers as distribution channels...Intelligo Consulting
Car dealers and manufacturers as distribution channels - > Presentation at the 5th Annual Insurance Distribution Strategies Forum, Vienna, 17 October 2013
Finaccord presentation global bancassurance strategies vienna october 2013Intelligo Consulting
Presentation at the 8th Annual Bancassurance Conference in Vienna, 3rd of October 2013
Key factors that shape bancassurance strategies
The meta level: strategies used by the world's 125 largest retail banking groups
The country level: differences across global bancassurance markets
Future outlook
The Global Affinity Finance Club is Finaccord’s quarterly newsletter about
affinity financial services worldwide.
Through this, Finaccord publishes top line information about key strategic
developments in affinity and partnership marketing of financial services around the world, segmented between affinity insurance news, bancassurance news and affinity banking news.
This service differs from that provided by other research companies because
its focus is genuinely global, often translating news that only appears in languages other than English. In addition, it concentrates exclusively on affinity and partnership marketing
strategy.
Affinity and partnership marketing strategy is an important component of general distribution strategy for a majority of large banks and insurance companies serving consumers and small businesses as successful partnerships potentially allow them to access groups of customers that they cannot always reach by themselves.
If you would like to join Finaccord’s Global Affinity Finance Club, contact
us by telephone or send us an email to info@finaccord.com.
The document discusses various recent developments in affinity financial services worldwide in the first quarter of 2013. Key highlights include Prudential extending its bancassurance footprint in Southeast Asia through a new partnership with ACLEDA Bank in Cambodia, two new automotive finance joint ventures between Santander and JAC in China and UniCredit and Renault Nissan in Russia, and various new partnerships and initiatives in the mobile payments space involving MasterCard, Visa, Samsung and others. The newsletter also provides updates on insurance affinity partnerships and programs across various sectors such as assistance, health, motor and niche insurance.
This document provides a prospectus for a research report titled "Life Bancassurance in the Asia-Pacific Region: Investment-Related Life Insurance and Retirement Savings". The report analyzes data from a survey of over 470 banking institutions across 8 countries. It finds that 45.8% of banks offer investment-related life insurance or retirement savings products. The report provides an analysis of the market size, growth rates, distribution channels, operating models and key partnerships for these products in each country and across the region. It also includes a dataset and analysis of the weighted market shares and importance of partnerships for insurance providers.
Series prospectus card_protection_metrics_consumer_approaches_card_protection...Intelligo Consulting
This document provides an overview of research conducted on consumer approaches to card protection insurance in several European countries. A survey of over 6,000 consumers in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the UK was conducted in late 2012. The research examines the percentage of cardholders with card protection insurance, what types of policies they hold, the features and services covered, and the distribution channels used. It also analyzes the extent to which insured cardholders utilize their policies by making claims. Reports are available individually for each country studied as well as an overview report making comparisons across all countries.
Finaccord estimates the global market for stand-alone travel insurance and assistance to be worth USD 11.9
billion in 2012, with around 200 million policies sold.
By 2016, this market is expected to be worth USD 14.7 billion, with policy sales increasing to around 243 million
Almost everyone of us has purchased travel insurance at least once but do we really know much about it? The deeper you read through your policy wording, the more items you'd like to be clarified and answered by the insurers. So here are the most common questions answered by Globelink Travel Insurance.
This document provides information about travel insurance, health certificates, and regulations for international travel. It discusses what travel insurance covers, such as medical expenses, flight delays, lost baggage, accidents, and more. It also outlines the differences between domestic and international travel insurance. The document then provides details about health certificates and vaccinations that may be required for travel, specifically for yellow fever and cholera. It notes validity periods for vaccination certificates and exemptions from needing a certificate.
Travel Insurance in Europe and Global Trends in Distribution Channel UsageIntelligo Consulting
Size and growth rates of the travel insurance market in Europe: is the recession over?
Product segmentation: how do key markets segment between stand-alone and packaged policies, or between annual and single-trip policies?
Distribution trends: which are the key channels and interfaces in major European markets?
Who are the key providers of travel insurance?
Nearly 80% of European insurers are on track to implement Solvency II by 1 Jan 2016, but there is wide variation in the level of preparedness by country.
Dutch, UK and Nordic insurers are most confident in meeting the requirements, while French, German, Greek and Eastern European insurers are less confident.
Our survey of more than 170 insurance companies across 20 European countries sheds light on key areas of implementing Solvency II, including data and IT readiness, organizational change, regulatory interaction, recovery and resolution planning, and capital optimization.
We will also discuss our other findings:
- Insurers are seeking to improve the effectiveness of their risk management.
- Challenges of reporting and ensuring robust data and information technology (IT) remain very significant.
- Preparedness for Pillar 3 remains relatively low, and action is needed in 2014 to meet the requirements on time.
- Many insurers are not satisfied with the level of support from their regulators in providing timely feedback on plans and interpretation of new requirements. This is due, in part, to the significant resourcing challenges regulators face.
- Automation of many risk management activities, particularly reporting, remains relatively low.
Link to on-demand webcast: http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Issues/webcast_2014-06-03-1500_insurance-european-solvency-ii-survey-2014
Link to survey report: http://www.ey.com/GL/en/Industries/Financial-Services/Insurance/EY-european-solvency-ii-survey-2014
Europ Assistance Group is a global assistance services provider operating in 38 countries with over 7,000 employees. It pioneered the assistance industry in 1963 and has since expanded to offer travel, automotive, health, and home & family assistance. The document provides a history of Europ Assistance Group's growth over the past 50 years as it expanded internationally and acquired other assistance companies. It is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Italian insurance company Generali Group.
Travel insurance is insurance that is intended to cover medical expenses for buy: http://www.insuringindia.com/general-insurance/travel/travel-home.aspx
Presentation: Distribution Channels for Life Insurance, A Global PerspectiveIntelligo Consulting
Presentation at the 2nd Annual Life Insurance Forum, Amsterdam, 9-10 April 2014
- Bancassurance as a major distribution channel for life insurance
- Consumer research: distribution of protection-related life insurance in Europe
- The global market for creditor / creditor life insurance
The Global Affinity Finance Club is Finaccord’s quarterly newsletter about affinity financial services worldwide. Through this, Finaccord publishes top line information about key strategic developments in affinity and partnership marketing of financial services around the world, segmented between affinity insurance news, bancassurance news and affinity banking news. This service differs from that provided by other research companies because its focus is genuinely global, often translating news that only appears in languages other than English.
In addition, it concentrates exclusively on affinity and partnership marketing strategy. Affinity and partnership marketing strategy is an important component of general distribution strategy for a majority of large banks and insurance companies serving consumers and small businesses as successful partnerships potentially allow them to access groups of customers that they cannot always reach by themselves.
If you would like to join Finaccord’s Global Affinity Finance Club, contact us by telephone or send us an email to info@finaccord.com. Thereafter, each quarter, we will send you a link to the page of our website with fresh news and future editions of this document.
Presentation: Global Bancassurance Strategies at the 7th Annual Bancassurance...Intelligo Consulting
Finaccord presentation at the 7th Annual Bancassurance Forum in Vienna in February 2014, organised by Fleming Europe.
The Agenda of the presentation included:
- Key factors that shape bancassurance strategies
- Analysis of the strategies used by the world's 125 largest retail banking groups
- Analysis of differences across global bancassurance markets
- Future bancassurance outlook
The document summarizes various affinity insurance news from around the world. Notable partnerships and deals discussed include:
1) Allianz Global Assistance partnering with Ten Lifestyle Management to create a global assistance and lifestyle concierge service focusing on Asia-Pacific.
2) Europ Assistance launching a mobile roadside assistance app for AssurOne Group customers in France.
3) AXA securing a relationship with a Spanish association helping young entrepreneurs to launch an insurance product for start-up businesses.
Travel Insurance Distribution Channels: Finding the right mix for European ma...Intelligo Consulting
Presentation at Uniglobal Travel Insurance Forum in Prague, 5-6 December 2013.
Finaccord estimates that the global market for stand-alone travel insurance and assistance was worth USD 11.9 billion in 2012, with around 200 million policies sold.
By 2016, this market is expected to be worth USD 14.7 billion, with policy sales increasing to around 243 million.
Where will much of this growth occur, and how does Europe fit in to this global picture?
What local challenges are faced when entering and operating in particular markets?
How do the distribution channels used for travel insurance vary between countries and evolve over time?
Finaccord’s series of reports about professional indemnity insurance in various global markets is comprised of 13 separate studies plus related PartnerBASE™ datasets and market data annexes examining the market for and distribution of policies covering professional liability as it exists in ten European countries plus Australia, Canada and South Africa.
The studies break down the market for this type of insurance on a standardised basis by professional group with 12 categories considered as follows:
- accountancy and finance;
- alternative medicine; - architecture and engineering; - broadcasting and publishing;
- estate agency and property;
- financial and insurance intermediation;
- healthcare-related services;
- IT and business consulting;
- legal services;
- marketing;
- medicine and dentistry;
- and other professional sectors.
Furthermore, they identify affinity schemes for professional liability insurance set up between professional associations and brokers or underwriters of this type of cover, highlight other key underwriters and brokers of professional indemnity insurance and other distribution channels used to sell this form of insurance, and discuss key issues associated with the market. As such, the reports represent the most comprehensive analyses of professional liability insurance in these three countries ever produced.
Finaccord presentation car dealers and manufacturers as distribution channels...Intelligo Consulting
Car dealers and manufacturers as distribution channels - > Presentation at the 5th Annual Insurance Distribution Strategies Forum, Vienna, 17 October 2013
Finaccord presentation global bancassurance strategies vienna october 2013Intelligo Consulting
Presentation at the 8th Annual Bancassurance Conference in Vienna, 3rd of October 2013
Key factors that shape bancassurance strategies
The meta level: strategies used by the world's 125 largest retail banking groups
The country level: differences across global bancassurance markets
Future outlook
The Global Affinity Finance Club is Finaccord’s quarterly newsletter about
affinity financial services worldwide.
Through this, Finaccord publishes top line information about key strategic
developments in affinity and partnership marketing of financial services around the world, segmented between affinity insurance news, bancassurance news and affinity banking news.
This service differs from that provided by other research companies because
its focus is genuinely global, often translating news that only appears in languages other than English. In addition, it concentrates exclusively on affinity and partnership marketing
strategy.
Affinity and partnership marketing strategy is an important component of general distribution strategy for a majority of large banks and insurance companies serving consumers and small businesses as successful partnerships potentially allow them to access groups of customers that they cannot always reach by themselves.
If you would like to join Finaccord’s Global Affinity Finance Club, contact
us by telephone or send us an email to info@finaccord.com.
The document discusses various recent developments in affinity financial services worldwide in the first quarter of 2013. Key highlights include Prudential extending its bancassurance footprint in Southeast Asia through a new partnership with ACLEDA Bank in Cambodia, two new automotive finance joint ventures between Santander and JAC in China and UniCredit and Renault Nissan in Russia, and various new partnerships and initiatives in the mobile payments space involving MasterCard, Visa, Samsung and others. The newsletter also provides updates on insurance affinity partnerships and programs across various sectors such as assistance, health, motor and niche insurance.
This document provides a prospectus for a research report titled "Life Bancassurance in the Asia-Pacific Region: Investment-Related Life Insurance and Retirement Savings". The report analyzes data from a survey of over 470 banking institutions across 8 countries. It finds that 45.8% of banks offer investment-related life insurance or retirement savings products. The report provides an analysis of the market size, growth rates, distribution channels, operating models and key partnerships for these products in each country and across the region. It also includes a dataset and analysis of the weighted market shares and importance of partnerships for insurance providers.
Series prospectus card_protection_metrics_consumer_approaches_card_protection...Intelligo Consulting
This document provides an overview of research conducted on consumer approaches to card protection insurance in several European countries. A survey of over 6,000 consumers in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the UK was conducted in late 2012. The research examines the percentage of cardholders with card protection insurance, what types of policies they hold, the features and services covered, and the distribution channels used. It also analyzes the extent to which insured cardholders utilize their policies by making claims. Reports are available individually for each country studied as well as an overview report making comparisons across all countries.
Finaccord estimates the global market for stand-alone travel insurance and assistance to be worth USD 11.9
billion in 2012, with around 200 million policies sold.
By 2016, this market is expected to be worth USD 14.7 billion, with policy sales increasing to around 243 million
Press release professional indemnity insurance in australia canada and south ...Intelligo Consulting
The document discusses professional indemnity insurance markets in Australia, Canada, and South Africa. It finds that competition in Australia and Canada is strong, while certain professional groups have faced affordability issues. The Australian market was worth $1.06 billion in 2011, similar to Canada's $1.15 billion market, though Canada hosts more insurable enterprises. Meanwhile, South Africa's $105 million market has room for growth by developing new products and expanding to underserved professions like IT consultants.
The Global Affinity Finance Club is
Finaccord’s quarterly newsletter about
affinity financial services worldwide.
Through this, Finaccord publishes top
line information about key strategic
developments in affinity and partnership
marketing of financial services
around the world, segmented between
affinity insurance news, bancassurance
news and affinity banking news.
This service differs from that provided
by other research companies because
its focus is genuinely global, often
translating news that only appears in
languages other than English. In addition,
it concentrates exclusively on
affinity and partnership marketing
strategy.
Affinity and partnership marketing
strategy is an important component of
general distribution strategy for a majority
of large banks and insurance
companies serving consumers and
small businesses as successful partnerships
potentially allow them to access
groups of customers that they cannot
always reach by themselves.
If you would like to join Finaccord’s
Global Affinity Finance Club, contact
us by telephone or send us an email to
info@finaccord.com. Thereafter, each
quarter, we will send you a link to the
page of our website with fresh news
and future editions of this document.
Series prospectus professional_indemnity_insurance_australia_canada_south_africaIntelligo Consulting
Finaccord’s series of reports about professional indemnity insurance in Australia, Canada and South Africa is comprised of three separate studies plus related PartnerBASE™ datasets and market data annexes examining the market for and distribution of policies covering professional liability as it exists in these three countries. The studies break down the market for professional indemnity insurance on a standardised basis by professional group with 12 categories considered as follows:
- accountancy and finance;
- alternative medicine; - architecture and engineering; - broadcasting and publishing;
- estate agency and property;
- financial and insurance intermediation;
- healthcare-related services; - IT and business consulting; - legal services; - marketing; - medicine and dentistry; - and other professional sectors. Furthermore, they identify affinity schemes for professional liability insurance set up between professional associations and brokers or underwriters of this type of cover, highlight other key underwriters and brokers of professional indemnity insurance and other distribution channels used to sell this form of insurance, and discuss key issues associated with the market. As such, the reports represent the most comprehensive analyses of professional liability insurance in these three countries ever produced.
Series prospectus extended_warranties_insurance_mobile_non-mobile_consumer_pr...Intelligo Consulting
Finaccord's series of reports about extended warranties and insurance for mobile and non-mobile consumer products worldwide is comprised of 30 country-specific studies and related PartnerBASE™ datasets plus several multi-country reports and databases as detailed in this series prospectus. Together, these studies examine the markets for extended warranties and insurance sold in conjunction with white goods, brown goods, grey goods, mobile gadgets and mobile phones across the countries listed overleaf.
In total, the series draws on extensive, on-going primary and secondary research covering over 3,000 organisations involved in the production and distribution of mobile and non-mobile consumer products including manufacturers, mainstream mobile network operators, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), specialised retailers of consumer electronics, supermarkets and other types of retailer (namely, department stores, DIY outlets, speciality retailers and variety retailers).
Coverage of retailers includes organisations that sell only through 'bricks-and-mortar' stores, distributors that sell only via a website, and retailers operating a mixed sales strategy through both channels.
What is the Global Affinity Finance Club? Having had a European focus up to the end of 2010, every quarter from March 2011 onwards, Finaccord will continue to research and publish top line information about key strategic developments in affinity and partnership marketing of financial services around the world, segmented between affinity insurance news, bancassurance news and affinity banking news.
This service differs from that provided by other research companies because its focus is genuinely global, often translating news that only appears in languages other than English. In addition, it concentrates exclusively on affinity and partnership marketing strategy, with no need for users to filter out irrelevant or unrelated information.
Affinity and partnership marketing strategy is an important component of general distribution strategy for a majority of large banks and insurance companies serving consumers and small businesses as successful partnerships potentially allow them to access groups of customers that they cannot always reach by themselves.
Moreover, it can also be a highly relevant topic for the partner entities themselves whether they are other financial institutions or organisations as diverse as automotive brands, charities, energy companies, internet or media firms, loyalty management entities, online aggregators and brokers, professional associations, retailers, sports clubs, telecoms firms, trade unions and travel companies.
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Jo Blanden, Professor in Economics, University of Surrey
Clive Bolton, CEO, Life Insurance M&G Plc
Jim Boyd, CEO, Equity Release Council
Molly Broome, Economist, Resolution Foundation
Nida Broughton, Co-Director of Economic Policy, Behavioural Insights Team
Jonathan Cribb, Associate Director and Head of Retirement, Savings, and Ageing, Institute for Fiscal Studies
Joanna Elson CBE, Chief Executive Officer, Independent Age
Tom Evans, Managing Director of Retirement, Canada Life
Steve Groves, Chair, Key Retirement Group
Tish Hanifan, Founder and Joint Chair of the Society of Later life Advisers
Sue Lewis, ILC Trustee
Siobhan Lough, Senior Consultant, Hymans Robertson
Mick McAteer, Co-Director, The Financial Inclusion Centre
Stuart McDonald MBE, Head of Longevity and Democratic Insights, LCP
Anusha Mittal, Managing Director, Individual Life and Pensions, M&G Life
Shelley Morris, Senior Project Manager, Living Pension, Living Wage Foundation
Sarah O'Grady, Journalist
Will Sherlock, Head of External Relations, M&G Plc
Daniela Silcock, Head of Policy Research, Pensions Policy Institute
David Sinclair, Chief Executive, ILC
Jordi Skilbeck, Senior Policy Advisor, Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association
Rt Hon Sir Stephen Timms, former Chair, Work & Pensions Committee
Nigel Waterson, ILC Trustee
Jackie Wells, Strategy and Policy Consultant, ILC Strategic Advisory Board
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A toxic combination of 15 years of low growth, and four decades of high inequality, has left Britain poorer and falling behind its peers. Productivity growth is weak and public investment is low, while wages today are no higher than they were before the financial crisis. Britain needs a new economic strategy to lift itself out of stagnation.
Scotland is in many ways a microcosm of this challenge. It has become a hub for creative industries, is home to several world-class universities and a thriving community of businesses – strengths that need to be harness and leveraged. But it also has high levels of deprivation, with homelessness reaching a record high and nearly half a million people living in very deep poverty last year. Scotland won’t be truly thriving unless it finds ways to ensure that all its inhabitants benefit from growth and investment. This is the central challenge facing policy makers both in Holyrood and Westminster.
What should a new national economic strategy for Scotland include? What would the pursuit of stronger economic growth mean for local, national and UK-wide policy makers? How will economic change affect the jobs we do, the places we live and the businesses we work for? And what are the prospects for cities like Glasgow, and nations like Scotland, in rising to these challenges?
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