All Agenda articles – Page 25
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AgendaFormer SmartWitness MD Simon Marsh joins Markerstudy
Marsh will oversee their in-vehicle technology policies
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AgendaAnalysis: Mega-mergers are set to spark more consolidation
ACE/Chubb and Willis/Towers Watson deals will shake up insurance/reinsurance industry and prompt more M&As
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AgendaAnalysis: David Hall leads QBE fight back
Insurer’s retail division reveals target to increase gross written premium by 40% by 2020
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AgendaThe Knowledge: Schemes – insurance’s cutting edge
Product innovation has taken off in recent years, with brokers becoming better at spotting new customer needs and taking advantage of market opportunities
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AgendaMIB, government agree new rules on uninsured drivers
Agreement incorporates changes to UK, EU law
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AgendaHowden launches tech platform with US cyber risk specialists
Partnership is the latest in a string of broker and cyber risk specialist collaborations
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AgendaInterview: Mark Evans on how Direct Line plans to redefine ‘insurer’
After creating the direct market in the 1980s, Direct Line Group believes it is time for another revolution – with the insurer as a solver of customer problems.
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AgendaAnalysis: Allianz plans loyalty programme for mid-tier brokers
Allianz UK wants to get closer to independent regionals as it seeks to become £3bn insurer
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AgendaAnalysis: End of soft market is coming, says MGA boss
There are signs that market is ready to harden, according to Charles Manchester
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AgendaAllianz, FMG agree fleet telematics deal
Policyholders will get discounts on car and driver data system
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AgendaMoneysupermarket.com shares fall on possible Ofgem probe
Energy regulator may launch inquiry into price comparison sites
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AgendaInterview: Allianz’s Neil Brettell - The personal touch
The insurer’s head of retail talks about the firm’s ambitious drive to achieve £3bn gross written premium by 2018 and how he intends to do it
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AgendaATE underwriter Temple wins premium recovery in High Court
Court found that premium in clinical negligence case was reasonable
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AgendaThe Knowledge – client action needed on supply chains as risk grows
More than 40% of brokers surveyed say they have clients that have suffered supply chain interruption over the past year, while fewer than half have taken out insurance to cover the growing risk
