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For 77% of insurance providers, better, faster, more intuitive service and better customer retention is the stated goal. These companies have their focus where it should be because the research shows clearly that it is the quality of the customer experience that drives growth, grows profits, and cultivates loyalty.
Pension schemes and annuity portfolios will not escape the effects of Covid-19. At this stage it is unclear how many excess deaths we may see from the coronavirus and that position could change rapidly. If controls on movement prove effective, and the number of excess deaths is around 20,000, then the impact on longevity is likely to be small and mainly down to a reduction in projected mortality improvements.