Brazilian income-loss concern returns to pandemic levels, says Fenaprevi

Fenaprevi president Edson Franco reports that Brazilians' concern about income loss from disease, disability, or death has returned to pandemic levels, yet financial protection uptake has not risen proportionally. This indicates a persistent gap between risk perception and action, which Franco attributes to cognitive dissonance and limited financial education. The development signals potential headwinds for insurance and pension product demand, though it is based on a single industry executive's statement.