Popular naturalist tells Lloyd’s event that the UK is not feeling ‘enough pain’ to take suitable risk mitigation action against flooding
The sector should ’never waste a good crisis’, says MGA distribution director
Promoting simplicity, collaboration and storytelling is a strong strategy brokers could employ to support cyber cover penetration among UK businesses
The Chartered Insurance Institute’s executive director of strategy, advocacy and professional standards flags important ways the body is seeking to change the narrative on talent challenges
The UK government cannot always put its money where its mouth is, so politicians may lean on the insurance sector to support mitigating more extreme UK weather, dangling the carrot of lower cost claims
Consultancy’s freedom of information request reveals direct cost impact of section 166 reporting, providing further impetus for firms to get a handle on regulatory admin
Exiting Esure owner is reportedly interested in buying another insurance firm – and is weighing up a huge investment opportunity
Biba has ringfenced the direct and indirect cost of regulation – but how the moving parts of government, industry and regulators align to digest and deal with such information is still up for grabs
Insurance firms partnering with vertical SaaS providers to provide easy to access, tailored cover can both futureproof themselves and address a perennial problem
As a clue, it is not technology that is hampering creative innovation and new ideas in the UK general insurance industry
Research indicates that investment capital could be well homed within Lloyd’s and the London market – could syndicates snap up M&A spend?
Brokers must be proactive when it comes to grasping and attracting new talent – especially as broking is such a people driven line of work