Identifying areas for improvement in claims has become a differentiator thanks to Covid-19 and the whiplash reforms
As the travel industry gears up to reopen post-lockdown, a spike in claims could impact insurance capacity
The Covid-19 spotlight has illuminated the protection gap around intangible assets – this is a wake-up call the sector can’t ignore
Industry figures beg the government to seriously consider state-backed insurance scheme as the commercial insurance market for events cancellation is ‘unlikely’ to mobilise until 2022
The loss adjuster’s managing director believes there is room for growth in the mid-ranking loss adjusting arena
Trade association believes historic liabilities following 2017’s Grenfell Tower tragedy will lead to current claims exposure for insurers providing professional indemnity within the construction sector
The insurer’s chief executive says that putting prices up year-on-year was the ‘right stuff’, enabling the firm to now ‘stand still’ as its competitors scramble to implement price increases to mitigate Covid discounts
Insurers’ 2020 full-year financial results show an economic landscape strewn with losses and colossal Covid claims costs. This will undoubtedly carry over into 2021 in some capacity, wrecking further trouble on balance sheets
The countdown until the launch of the new Official Injury Claim portal has finally begun following February’s regulations – Insurance Times explores whether firms are operationally ready for the upcoming changes and what work is still left to do
Sweeping new reforms for Britain’s biggest businesses are set to place greater responsibility on directors and officers to ensure the accuracy of their firms’ financial reporting – or face harsh penalties
Premiums are now at their cheapest since 2015, reflecting the impact of lockdown on claims
The PCW found that policyholders living within the same part of the UK could be paying vastly different pet premiums
In an ongoing case, Aviva is one of the insurers accused of failing to inspect and repair water damage
The absence of a state-backed insurance scheme has left organisers in a ‘tricky position’