IP taskforce reveals working group heads

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The Income Protection Taskforce has revealed the heads of four working groups, which have been formed to tackle its nine-point plan for reviving the income protection market.

The IP Taskforce produced a nine-point plan for reviving the market in its December white paper, which included raising consumer awareness, using tele-underwriting, improving product design and ensuring adviser competence. At a meeting on Wednesday, the taskforce created four sub-groups which will meet over the next few weeks to set their agendas for driving forward key objectives. The groups are: Product and processes, led by Nick Homer, income protection product manager at Norwich Union Healthcare; Government and regulation, led by Bob Cheesewright, group risk marketing manage...

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