’Nobody wants a sick pet, it’s bad for the pet and it’s bad for pet parents,’ says chief marketing officer
Hillary Clinton has called for insurance to be reformed in a speech at the UN’s climate conference, but her requests are not so simple
The benefits of top level collaboration are never clearer than when the sector comes together with a common purpose, says Stuart Reid
The motor sector’s COR has deteriorated due to headwinds such a rampant claims inflation, but could inflation be about to ease?
Rules-based or principles-based regulation? Is it really that simple? Yiannis Kotoulas finds out
Insurers are increasingly going to be held responsible for mitigating the threat of systemic risks, says Jon Guy
’In the next five years, there will be more transformative change than there has been in the last 25,’ says chief executive
Matt Scott takes a view on the broker market’s prospects following the publication of this year’s Top 50 Brokers report
The government will set out a framework over how self-driving cars can be used on UK roads
Global governments and technology leaders have met to discuss the threat AI can pose
Providing the the vital protection needed to the people rebuilding a country while a war rages is perhaps the perfect example of what insurance can do
Could this be an opportunity for brokers and insurers to work with clients to push cyber security further up employees’ agendas?