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News AnalysisBriefing: A bright future, or momentary relief for the motor market?
The impact of the nationwide lockdown earlier in the year is expected to help the UK motor market return to profit once again in 2021, but with underlying problems still dogging the market, this is only anticipated to offer temporary respite for motor insurers By insight editor Matt Scott
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IT InterviewBroker Service Q&A - Markel: ‘We didn’t batten down the hatches when Covid-19 struck’
Insurance Times speaks to Markel UK about the strategic developments over the last 12 months about the five service areas being explored in the broker survey
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NewsSix insurers drop High Court appeal against BI ruling for some policies
The insurers are however still contesting the ruling on some policy types
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News‘Nothing stopping’ resilience policy insurers paying out amid FCA test case ruling, says law firm
RSA has decided not to appeal the FCA test case ruling for its RSA4 resilience policies
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NewsClaims trade body ACSO reveals host of new members
The additions bring the trade body’s membership tally to 60
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IT Interview‘The insurable world will continue to grow’ says Gallagher Bassett’s UK chief client officer
With an increase in employment liability claims and potential insolvencies, Covid-19 is still impacting the claims landscape in a myriad of ways
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NewsPolaris calls for broker input to develop e-traded product standards
The Polaris standards underpin all e-trading products
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NewsBrokers missing out on using social media to talk to clients during lockdown – Ecclesiastical
Brokers are missing out on a key opportunity by not using social media
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IT InterviewDLG makes ‘bold statement’ by adopting app-only telematics product says The Floow boss
Insurtech founder and chief executive says integrating telematics with smartphones produces a ‘very, very powerful predictor of claim propensity’
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NewsInsurtech Honcho takes on the Big Apple
Honcho is one of two UK insurtechs to be selected by the US based accelerator
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News AnalysisWide area damage principle is ‘question on everybody’s lips’ for quantifying BI claims
Following the High Court’s ruling in September on the FCA’s business interruption test case, Insurance Times explores some of the key areas that could impact on quantifying these coronavirus-related claims
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NewsJohn Lewis teams up with Munich Re’s Digital Partners, Sedgwick and ICE InsureTech for home insurance proposition
The high-end retail giant hopes to deliver a new home insurance product early next year targeted at a wider customer base as a result of the partnership
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: Insurance products need to be assessed in light of the Covid-19 pandemic says DOA
DOA Underwriting’s director Phillip Oliver speaks to Insurance Times about the MGA’s plans for 2020 as well as how he thinks the coronavirus outbreak will continue to affect insurers, brokers and MGAs
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NewsCompensation Recovery Unit recorded 105,000 motor injury claims in Q3
This shows a 38% drop in the level of motor injury claims compared to July to September last year
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NewsRevealed: Claims Excellence Awards 2020 – winners and reaction
Insurance Times is back with another glitzy virtual ceremony and mystery host, this time to celebrate the best of claims in the industry. Which three firms bagged two awards each? Was it you?
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NewsInsurers ‘deeply reviewing’ wordings as a result of ‘hot topic’ test case ruling
Gallagher Bassett’s chief client officer in the UK discusses some of the fallout following the FCA’s test case judgment
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FeaturesUK Motor Focus: Automated lane keeping tech could cause insurers’ claims costs to spiral
With the liability for autonomous vehicles placed at the doorstep of insurers, Insurance Times explores how the recent government consultation on automated lane keeping technology could prove to be a headache for insurers amid a growing list of safety concerns
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Sponsored ContentDigital implementation during the pandemic – Applied Systems
In Insurance Times’s October 2020 issue, Applied Systems speaks to PIB Group’s head of integration and special projects, James Johnson to discuss how their software implementation went while working from home
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: Change is a ‘state of mind’ for MGAs says Lorega
Lorega’s group managing director Neill Johnstone tells Insurance Times what the MGA has in the pipeline and explains why the coronavirus pandemic is an opportunity for the market
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NewsRising insurer and broker confidence on the rise, despite pandemic regulatory road bumps
The third quarter has seen a marked shift in insurer confidence compared to the two previous quarters
