Increasing longevity: blessing or acurse for financial services?

CII Introduction: People are living longer and with this come increased costs of pensions, health and social care. Is the financial services industry as it is currently configured capable of supporting consumers in this difficult environment? How will it meet the needs of those who are often excluded? In this third article in the CII’s new Thinkpiece series, well known financial services consumer advocate Mick McAteer provides a unique consumerist insight on these issues.[...]

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Year of publication:	2008-06-19
Authors:	McAteer, Mick
Institutions:	Chartered Insurance Institute
Published in:	Chartered Insurance Institute - thinkpieces - Publications CII thinkpiece ; no.3 (June 2008) – Increasing longevity
Subject:	Finanzdienstleistung \| Financial Services \| Gesundheitswesen \| public health sector \| Rente \| rent \| Soziales System \| welfare system

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The role of the state
Changing role of the family
Employers
Personal provision
Societal tensions
Opportunities for the insurance industry
Promoting fairer, more efficient and sustainable retail insurance markets
Effective regulation
Better self-governance and risk management within industry
Co-production
Market innovations
Summary and conclusions

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