United Kingdom Whole of Life Assurance Protection Insurance Report 2020 with Short and Long-term Implications of COVID-19

The report provides an in-depth assessment of the whole of life market, looking at current and historical market size with regards to changes in contracts and premiums. It examines how whole of life products are distributed, and highlights key changes in the competitive landscape, as well as the proposition of the key market players.
The report provides five-year forecasts of contracts and premiums to 2024, and discusses how the market, distribution, and products offered are likely to change in the future, as well as the reasons for these changes. The scope of this report covers the market for individual regular premiums only.
Whole of life assurance accounts for the second-largest share of the protection market. The whole of life market grew in 2019. The majority of policies sold are guaranteed acceptance, and tend to be sold unadvised. Changes to electronic communications are bound to make it harder to reach out to potential customers. Meanwhile, independent financial advisors dominate the underwritten space. COVID-19 has led to delays in completing sales and has forced life insurers to tighten their underwriting guidelines. The market is anticipated to dip in 2020 before returning to growth.
Scope
- The whole of life market grew in 2019 to reach 105.6m in new business premiums. Growth was driven by sales of guaranteed acceptance (over-50s) policies.
- SunLife is by far the largest provider of whole of life policies, with a 39.9% stake of the market in terms of contracts sold in 2018.
- COVID-19 has led to delays generating sales, due to challenges obtaining physical medical examinations and GP reports (underwritten policies) and issues processing paper-based applications (guaranteed acceptance over-50s policies).
Reasons to Buy
- Examine the size of the whole of life assurance market.
- Learn about the short-term and longer-term implications of COVID-19 on the market.
- Understand the influence of other factors on growth.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Background: The Protection Market
- Market size
- Distribution
2. The Whole of Life Assurance Market
- Market size
- Distribution
3. Market Drivers
- Current drivers
- Legislation
- Impact of COVID-19
4. Product Launches & Innovation
- Case studies
5. Competitive Landscape
- Market shares
- Company profiles
6. Forecasts
Companies Mentioned
- SunLife
- Aegon
- Legal & General
- Aviva
Royal London - Vitality
Zurich - AIG
- Guardian
- SquareHealth
- Medical Screening Solutions
Scottish Friendly - OPAL
HSBC Life - Lapetus Solutions
- Gen Re
- Cover Direct
- Willis Towers Watson
Aegeas Group Phoenix Life - Police Mutual
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