The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department head, Nik Jethwa, explains how the unit is striving to make ghost broking an unprofitable business model
The personal lines market is hotting up, with big players looking at acquisitions in this area
A focus on the practical upside of AI technology from UK insurance firms seems to indicate that the level of maturity around the technology has increased
Data collection must be driven by a purpose, to solve a set problem – otherwise, unintended consequences could cause issues for insurers
Brokers and insurers must take note of the times and keep clients informed about the dangers of not being fully covered
Applied Systems announced last week that it would withdraw Epic from the UK after conducting a strategic review
Unofficial networks and nepotism are still rife in UK general insurance, however the sector is missing a trick by not embracing raw potential in those who are hungry, inquisitive and have a willingness to work
Female delegates at Biba’s 2025 conference united like never before at the trade body’s inaugural diversity and inclusion breakfast
The regulator appears to be listening to broker feedback as it hosts unique webinar to address industry concerns – but will proposed changes actually be implemented and have the desired impact?
Brokers must make time to advise, influence and protect clients from underinsurance as softening market creates ideal moment in time to take advantage of competitive pricing
The Chartered Insurance Institute’s executive director of strategy, advocacy and professional standards, Adam Harper, questions FCA proposals scrapping CPD requirements for insurance staff
Popular naturalist tells Lloyd’s event that the UK is not feeling ‘enough pain’ to take suitable risk mitigation action against flooding