Government has made it clear that it sees the insurance industry as central to its cyber resilience plans, so the insurance industry must respond
While AI is becoming more valuable to insurance firms, customers feel it is essential that the human touch remains in claims
Broker and insurer relationships are now underpinned by so much more than familiarity and a firm handshake – transparency and data around insurer performance is pivotal in supporting brokers to meet client expectations
There are very few ‘new’ risks in the broking market, meaning that acquiring risks from other firms is part and parcel of participating in UKGI – here are 11 fundamental rules underpinning brokers’ businesses today
The experienced capability that underpins industry decision‑making is potentially leaving faster than it can be replaced, creating a ticking talent time bomb
High street branches need a coffee shop culture makeover to successfully foster client connections in a digital age
The world’s rising risk register should bring brokers to the fore, but passively focusing on simple renewals is no longer acceptable
Acquisitional growth has forever changed UKGI’s broking landscape, however market feedback indicates that there is a fine line between consolidation creating both customer and colleague benefits, or actually working against the industry’s best interests
That this entirely modern issue is now showing up in courts means that insurers cannot rely on historical loss experience to capture the size and scope of the associated risk
Getting duty of disclosure details wrong can have severe ramifications for brokers’ commercial clients – although inconsistent insurer requirements here are a pain point, brokers must not let this element fly under the radar
Soft market conditions have created a challenging personal lines environment, so is scale key to combat the challenges insurers are facing?
January 2026’s one-day Destination Insurance conference was eye-opening for many reasons – but amid the insights gleaned, it is now up to UKGI to walk the talk