Where are the UK’s digital life insurers?
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Where are the UK’s digital life insurers?
A collaboration between Aviva, Tencent, and Hillhouse, Blue is another global example of an entirely digital life insurance proposition. Its launch should encourage UK providers to follow suit.
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The Brooklyn Hospital Center introduces electronic medical record system
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IHH Healthcare to divest 50% interest in Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals
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