Interview - Chris Horlick

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Long-term care, Dilnot and the adviser's role. Paul Robertson discusses all this with Partnership's Chris Horlick.

Not many COVER interviewees have such a rounded view of their industry as Chris Horlick. Apart from being managing director of Partnership’s care division – one of the UK’s two providers of long-term care financial products – he was a commissioner on the social care commission at City of Westminster Council. So he also advised the local authority on the best way to deliver social care services in the face of an ageing population, tight resources and high public expectations. Well, he had his work cut out on that one. The Dilnot Commission’s report identifies that 75% of the populat...

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