Louise Colley from Aviva picked up the Outstanding Achievement Award at last night's COVER Excellence Awards.
Aviva has reduced its not taken up (NTU) rates for protection products by a quarter over the last three years.
Fiona Murphy looks at the perceptions surrounding long term care funding and how advisers are responding to client needs.
Aviva has bowed to public pressure and toned down its Downtown Abbey motorcycle crash victim ads.
Stonebridge Group, the mortgage and insurance network, has introduced a new life and protection panel to run alongside its existing whole of market (WOM) offering.
Protection provider Unum received a broadly positive reaction on Twitter to its upbeat adverts for income protection, aired last night, in stark contrast to the wave of criticism levelled at larger rival Aviva for its shock-tactic ads.
Employers are recognising the importance of a healthy workforce while employees have admitted they would work harder for one who invests in their health.
Aviva is reviewing more than half of its jobs in Ireland as it plans to move its Dublin headquarters to London, according to reports.
Almost three quarters of people aged over 55 believe paying for long-term care (LTC) should not be an individual's responsibility, Aviva research suggests.
Aviva suffered a massive backlash on social media site Twitter last night against its placement of an advert for income protection (IP) showing a motorbike accident during ITV's popular period drama Downton Abbey.