FPI launches rolls out group protection to Middle East

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Friends Provident International (FPI) has launched its Optus Group protection policy in the Middle East.

The policy enables employers in the region to offer additional benefits to employees and is designed to compliment the Optus Group Savings scheme, launched last year. It provides life cover to each member, while additional options such as total and permanent disability benefit can be added if required. Key options of the Optus Group Protection policy are: Flexible benefit levels No maximum membership but a minimum of five employees per benefit group Choice of policy currencies: the dollar, euro, sterling and UAE dirham Life cover up to five times an employee's annual salary...

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