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News AnalysisInsurance concerns peak as London Mayor taps micro-mobility for green Covid-19 exit strategy
Could cycling be the big winner of the pandemic? As Brits are steered away from public transport, a new opportunity for insurtechs, brokers and insurers has opened up if decisions about insurance could just be made for e-scooters, cycles and e-bikes
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NewsInsurance industry backs Black Lives Matter after ‘sadness and shock’ at George Floyd’s death
The industry has told of its outrage after Floyd’s death which has led to protests worldwide and in the UK
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NewsTwo-fifths of individuals do not know how to make an injury claim
A further 33% mistakenly believe that making a claim will affect them financially
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NewsLow mileage UK drivers are paying £180 more for cover than those that drive over 7,000 miles a year
By Miles is calling on the ABI to end what it terms the ‘low mileage penalty’
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NewsHiscox Action Group seeks £52m payment for rejected BI claims
The group’s law firm has written to the insurer on behalf of 397 members
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NewsMarmalade deploys Worry+Peace reviews across its broker distribution
The telematics provider wants to ensure that its service is driven by feedback
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People & OpinionBlog: Subsidence – why ‘I’m tentatively crying dog not wolf’ says Paul Stanley – 360Globalnet
Paul Stanley, chief exec of insurtech 360Globalnet discusses how to provide exceptional service during exceptional times using technology
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News AnalysisBarton/Reid warn of 'excessive consolidation at inflated prices'
Chief executive Phil Barton and chairman Stuart Reid teamed up to launch Partners& as a new breed of broker, the duo discuss what makes the business different and what they believe is the key to long-term sustainable success
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NewsMotor claims fell by 57% year-on-year due to Covid-19 lockdown
April 2020 recorded the lowest total of daily claims submitted on the industry’s low value injury claims portal since 2010
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NewsMarket growth stagnates as a result of working from home
Broker predicts that ‘permanent virtual world’ post-coronavirus could be ‘dangerous’
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NewsBriefing: Will insurers be able to repair their tarnished reputations?
In the eyes of many policyholders the Covid-19 crisis has been yet another stain on the insurance industry’s already tarnished reputation. Deserved or not, insurers have much to do regain their trust By data insights editor Matt Scott
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NewsTotus Re urging business bodies to call on chancellor
The insurance collective is urging the chancellor to agree the model
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NewsGovernment unveils £10bn trade credit insurance backstop
Government to provide guarantees of up to £10bn to trade credit insurance for business-to-business transactions
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NewsIUA says e-scooter insurance should not be compulsory
Successful uptake will likely depend on availability of appropriate infrastructure
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Online onlySSP expands connection to all software houses in boost for insurers
SSP expands integration with its market-leading quote hub solution. Insurers can now price and optimise throughout the distribution chain easily.
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FeaturesRisk management is ‘core’ to insurer propositions that improve client relationships
Insurers and brokers are turning to risk management and mitigation to bolster relationships and offer a service differentiator – but does this lead to competition or collaboration?
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NewsBroker labels FCA test case as potentially ‘dangerous’ and ‘bizarre’
But MGA boss applauds the FCA’s intervention for accelerating ‘a process that might otherwise have taken months or years’
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NewsInsurtech Sprout.ai invests in deep learning following $2.5m funding round
The insurtech aims to be the first to crack claims prediction using deep learning
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NewsInsurtech Whitespace signs first US carrier to platform
It will bolster the insurtechs connections in the London market and electronic placing
