Poll
In our current poll, we’re asking for your opinion on what the industry should call added value services. Click here to cast your vote.
Poll Results
In our last poll, we asked who would be the most successful new entrant to the market over the next 5 years? Our clear winner was Reviti with just under half of the votes. Do you agree?
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Poll
In our current poll we ask which of a number of new entrants is most likely to be successful over the next five years. Click here to cast your vote.
Poll Results
In our last poll we asked “Where next for claim stats?” Overall, answers were split between “Shout louder” and “Something completely different”. The detail provided for the second option suggested that respondents felt that we needed to tell more stories and be more transparent about the reasons for non-payment of claims.
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Poll
In our current poll we ask “Where next for claim stats?” and ask respondents to let us know their favoured option. Click here to take part.
Poll Results
In our last poll we asked “What is most likely over the next five years – continued evolution or dramatic disruption?” We’ve been discussing this very topic in our “We need to talk about” section on the website and the results of the poll show that 73% of those who took part, favoured the idea of evolution over disruption.
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Poll
In our current poll we ask “What is most likely over the next five years – continued evolution or dramatic disruption?” We’ve been discussing this very topic in our “We need to talk about” section on the website.
Click here to cast your vote
Poll Results
Our last poll asked “Could the industry improve how it underwrites mental health?”. Nearly three quarters of respondents felt that improvements could be made with just 16% saying no and the smallest number, just (10%) saying maybe.
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Poll
In our current poll we ask “Could the industry improve how it underwrites mental health?:
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Poll Results
Our last poll asked “Will we see a time when today's added value benefits become the core product, with insurance being the add on?”. Just under 60% of respondents felt that this was inevitable. A quarter of people felt that this wouldn’t be the case and 15% remained undecided.
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