All Claims articles – Page 3
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InsightMP David Amess’ killing exposes gap in employers’ liability insurance
Could there be an opportunity for brokers to address a potential gap in employers’ liability insurance for MPs? Insurance Times finds out
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Briefing: Whiplash reform is not over yet, but will part two still be fit for purpose?
The insurance industry could see details around part two of the Civil Liability Act publicised early next year, but will these long-prepared changes suit the post-pandemic landscape?
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New Dawn Risk warns of potential 2022 post-Covid liability crisis
The broker has warned of potential claims and rising premiums in the medical malpractice sector
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Aviva appoints Axa’s executive MD of claims as new chief claims officer
The new hire will lead the claims function as it continues its digitisation and simplification journey
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Graham Pulford: Handl Group to target ‘digital transformation and collaboration’ in 2022
Chief executive reveals that the claims-focused business plans to ‘up our game’ when it comes to acquisitions next year
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Zurich sees call volumes surge following Storm Arwen
The insurer says these types of storms are becoming ‘commonplace’ in the UK
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Rising material costs prompt underinsurance warning
Issues within global supply chains are pushing up the prices of raw materials, leaving brokers forced to increase policy limits to ensure repairs and rebuilding work is covered by insurers
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The Wolseley restaurant owner still in Covid-related BI dispute against insurer
The case will be heard in the High Court on 24 January 2022
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Firms’ D&O exposure may not be understood – QBE
Many senior leaders could find that they are not covered in the event of a claim, says insurer
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Senior leaders fear claims consequences of Covid-driven decisions - QBE
The insurer’s research revealed senior leaders’ other concerns too, such as financial turmoil and health and safety
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In Focus: E-scooter ‘grey area’ creates fraud potential
Claims figures for e-scooter collisions are trickling in, but the grey area surrounding the categorisation of this vehicle could open the gates to potential fraud
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A fifth of UK SMEs say trust in insurers bolstered due to Covid-linked BI test case
However, ongoing BI disputes show the ramifications of the pandemic are not over yet, which could work to damage insurers’ reputation, says data and analytics firm
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GoDaddy cyber attack yet another ‘wake up call’ to insurance industry – CyberCube
Cyber insurers need to be on their guard when it comes to single point of failure cyber attacks, recommends cyber analytics firm
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ABI calls on government to create ‘robust regulations’ for e-scooters
Private e-scooters are often not insured for use on public roads and pavements, which is why the trade association is warning people to ‘think twice’ before giving them as presents for Christmas
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Credit hire and legal services provider in claims deal with MCE
Anexo Group’s executive chairman says the three-year agreement represents ’a major contribution to our growth strategy’
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Briefing: Now is a time of great opportunity on salvage for insurers and brokers
Salvage market presents an opportunity for insurers and brokers
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Exploring the trade credit insurance landscape post-Covid – ABI
Business failures in the UK set to grow 33% as 2022 approaches, according to Atradius data - but what does this mean for the trade credit insurance sector?
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Zurich launches initiative to help flood-stricken customers build back better
The insurer aims to reduce its carbon footprint and help customers that are victims of repeated flooding
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How has the Covid-19 pandemic affected HNW clients?
Ecclesiastical’s art and private client business director tells Insurance Times how high net worth clients have reacted to the ups and downs of the coronavirus crisis
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Employers’ liability insurance has low penetration in UK SMEs
The penetration rate for EL cover has gradually fallen over the last four years, signposting the need for greater education around this type of insurance, says data and analytics business
