 The 2003 Healthcare Conference 5-7 October 2003 Scarman House, The University of Warwick.

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 The 2003 Healthcare Conference 5-7 October 2003 Scarman House, The University of Warwick

The Future of the UK Protection Market Andy Couchman Director, Bank House Communications Ltd

What is the UK protection market? £15bn+pa industry Comprising: Life; CI; IP; MPPI; HCP; LTCI; PMI S&A Fantastic growth e.g. CI, MPPI and term and employee benefits Established mature markets – IP; cash plans; PMI Problem children? LTCI; personal PMI; major medex; guaranteed rates It is NOT pensions; it is NOT investments

Agenda Where are we now? External drivers Internal drivers Products of the future What the consumer thinks What the industry thinks Conclusions

Whole of Life Source: ABI

Whole of life Source: ABI

Term – sales 000s Source: ABI

Term – API £m Source: ABI

Critical Illness – sales 000s Source: ABI

Critical Illness – API £m Source: ABI

Income Protection Source: ABI

Income Protection Source: ABI

Mortgage Endowment Source: ABI

The Protection Review indices 2002 Base 100 in 2000: API based

Conclusions: long term business Winners -term – especially mortgage-related - income protection -critical illness Losers -whole of life -LTCI

Short term protection – AP £m Sources: Laing & Buisson; ABI

Protection: £15bn a year success story In force business: -term: £2.7bn API; 10.3m policies -whole of life: £1.4bn API; 9.7m policies -standalone CI: £0.2bn API; 0.5m policies -rider CI: £1.6bn API; 3.5m policies (estimate) -income protection: £0.4bn API; 1.8m policies -PMI: £2.8bn API 3.7m policies -creditor: £3.7bn API -health cash plans: £0.4bn API; 3m policies -sickness & accident: £1.8bn API (estimate) -Total: £15bn a year Sources: ABI; Lainmg & Buisson; TPR estimates

Is our data good enough? Recording differences – IP 1999 SourceSales=/- on 1998 ABI155, % GE Frankona Re173, % Swiss Re L&H189, %

External drivers Regulation Demographics Economics Genetics Attitudinal: claims and blames Decline of the occupational pension? Government?

Internal drivers Mergers and acquisitions Reinsurance – capacity, risk and commitment Distribution Reputation Costs Hunger

Products of the future? Commodities – e.g. term Service led propositions – e.g. rehab Menu products Workplace products Employee benefits, flex and pseudo flex Affinity products Embrace true innovation

Innovation True partnerships with the NHS …and DWP Cross border plans Major medex + CI + personal physician + rehab + advice + tax return Keep you healthy plan Chameleon Is consumer research the answer or the problem?

What the consumer thinks Life assurance is most important The consumer is learning fast Power is shifting towards the consumer, who is protected by the people they vote for

What the industry thinks… Top 5 priorities -customer care/service -maintaining corporate profit and growth -well structured products -ongoing product innovation -keeping shareholders onside As an industry we need to be more innovative, not only in product design but also in service delivery and in communications (weighted response 4.55 out of 5) Source: The Protection Review 2003, base 49 senior industry people

Industry growth 52% expect more than 10% growth in 2003 Leading product growth will be IP and CI Least growth expected in…CI Non-regulated intermediaries will fall by % (35%) or by 20-30% (25%) Source: The Protection Review 2003, base 49 senior industry people

Top 4 issues facing the industry Regulation/compliance (23) Lack of reinsurance capacity and pricing (8) Critical illness design/stability (6) Need to improve public image/PR/customer confidence (5) Source: The Protection Review 2003, base 49 senior industry people

Conclusions Broadly in good health Pockets of concern: costs; profitability; reinsurance; on or off the political agenda; communications Distribution, as always, is key Regulation will harm us before it benefits us Profits follow service Need to innovate and change OUR attitudes Need better data to draw better conclusions

The real problem… Car crash: both legs broken Possible cancer symptoms ‘Breakdown’ due to stress What does the customer want? What does their employer want? What do we currently offer?

2 final questions In future will we know better where we are today? Are we prepared to make the commitment and take the commercial risks to really meet what the customers of tomorrow will want tomorrow?