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Owain Thomas

Owain Thomas

Verified

Editor, Health&Protection

London

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  • Middle East Forum: Regulatory overhaul has much promise but leaves unanswered questions for brokers

    By Owain Thomas Verified| Health&Protection Verified An overhaul of rules for insurance brokers in the UAE aims to remove outliers but advisers fear they do not go far enough in tackling poor practice, writes Owain Thomas. Insurance broking regulations introduced by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have laudable aims and should serve to remove poor outliers in the intermediary market, according to Homan Fenwick and Willan partner John Barlow.

    By Owain Thomas Verified · Health&Protection

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Axa Health relaunches EAP with Spectrum.Life and maintains pricing

    By Owain Thomas Verified| Health&Protection Verified Axa Health has relaunched its employee assistance programme (EAP) and workplace wellbeing services through Spectrum.Life, replacing its previous in-house service with an affiliate network. The insurer also told Health & Protection that all current prices for the services have remained in place. Two versions of the EAP are available – essential and premier – with only the premier version including between five and eight counselling sessions.

    By Owain Thomas Verified · Health&Protection

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Middle East Forum: Regulatory overhaul has much promise but leaves unanswered questions for brokers

    By Owain Thomas Verified| Health&Protection Verified An overhaul of rules for insurance brokers in the UAE aims to remove outliers but advisers fear they do not go far enough in tackling poor practice, writes Owain Thomas. Insurance broking regulations introduced by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have laudable aims and should serve to remove poor outliers in the intermediary market, according to Homan Fenwick and Willan partner John Barlow.

    By Owain Thomas Verified · Health&Protection

    Apr. 17, 2025

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