Claims Analysis
D&O market has to fight impulse for broad brush increases
The UK market is facing a D&O dilemma - the industry’s reaction will define the class’s future
Worker status confounds legal expenses insurance provision
Is the middle ground between being an employee or a self-employed contractor causing a grey area for the provision of legal expenses insurance?
‘More to be done’ on fundamental dishonesty claims – Horwich Farrelly
The law firm will continue to work with Aviva to stamp out fraud while identifying new areas exploited by fraudsters
Lloyd vs Google: The implications for brokers and insurers
The legal case has thrown open the doors for privacy liability exposure claims as it represents a dramatic shift in the favour of claimants
Whiplash reform hangs in the balance as election fever reigns
Voices in the industry say it would be a ’great disappointment’ if December’s election signalled the end of the much-discussed whiplash reforms
Marsh reveals drivers for changing D&O landscape
Rising claims are showing no sign of tailing off in a soft market
Insurance Times Awards finalist: McCarron Coates uses ‘claims avatars’ supplementing telematics
The Insurance Times Awards 2019 is this evening, we have more than a 100 finalists attending at our fabulous new Grosvenor House venue on November 22
Is End Supply Failure and Scheduled Airline Failure substantial enough?
After another major airline descends into liquidation, Insurance Times looks at End Supply Failure and Scheduled Airline Failure - are they worthwhile?
Pensions advice scrapped as firms fail to secure PI cover amid rising premium rates
Financial services firms are stripping back services as skyrocketing professional indemnity costs tie advisers’ hands
Brokers must take centre stage for risk management - Allianz
As the UK market continues to suffer rising claims inflation, Allianz’s chief underwriting officer believes brokers have a vital role to play in the industry’s response
FCA seeks to level the playing field of dual pricing
A real worry or just a temporary dip? The verdict as Hastings fights claims issues
Briefing: Gallagher has cultural issues at the top it must address
Broker Service Q&A: How Markel’s claims experience has improved amid restructure
Industry reacts with serious concerns amid FCA’s ‘tough, tough’ pricing crackdown
Broker Service Q&A: Tokio Marine HCC reveals the secret to coping with greater claims volumes
Loss adjuster appointed for Blenheim Palace gold toilet claim
Why Ogden is not over yet
Analysis: The challenges motor (re)insurers face amid Ogden reform
Insurers back government sprinkler plans, but after Worcester Park fire do they go far enough?
‘The tide has turned’ on fraudsters as the industry reacts to the latest ABI figures
What lessons are to be learnt for extreme weather claims following Whaley Bridge?
Irish leisure market’s insurance crisis with jobs threatened. Is UK next?
Briefing: The LiP portal was never designed to help fight fraud
CLS: the £350m MGA looking to ‘grow by 40% in two years’ through broker partnerships
Claims News
Aviva rescues Irish rugby club by providing public liability cover
The County Kildare-based club can now remain operational
PIB Group acquires credit insurer and H&S consultancy
The intermediary group completes two further acquisitions this month as part of its growth plan
Irish rugby club faces closure fears due to lack of public liability cover
The 140-year-old club has been unable to secure public liability insurance due to claims history
Arch Insurance promotes new director of underwriting
Stuart Danskin will oversee regional underwriting across the firm’s 13 UK operating locations
