“In recent years, the life and protection markets have been given a boost due to the increasing number of IFAs conducting life insurance, critical illness and income protection business. However, there are contrasting opinions regarding future prospects. On the one hand the RDR is expected to reduce the overall number of intermediary firms, yet the proportion of IFAs advising on life and protection products should increase. As a result, it ...
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Introduction
Executive Summary
Future Opportunities
Market
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Internal Market Environment
Broader Market Environment
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Intermediary Marketplace
Protection Market Size
Distribution Overview
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Consumer
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The IFA: Barriers to Generating New Life and Protection Business
The IFA: Provider Support
The IFA: Confidence and Future Intentions
The IFA: Impact on Business
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Who’s Innovating?
Key Intermediary Players
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30th September 2011
“The on-going decline in the number of financial advice firms will force providers of long-term savings and investment products to become less reliant on IFAs when selling to the mass market post RDR.”
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