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NewsCFC reveals top objections for not buying cyber insurance
Penetration for cyber insurance in the UK remains low but there are many reasons why firms do not buy it
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IT EventsBrokers should trust their gut instinct when dealing with unrated insurers
An expert panel at Insurance Times’s BrokerFest 2020 event discuss whether it is ever appropriate to work with an unrated insurer
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NewsBroker Service Survey panel questions progress made in industry over decade
The panel discusses how much progress has been made in the industry and the areas of concern revealed in the recent Broker Service Survey
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NewsAviva aims to take a lead on flood resilience
A cross-industry Code of Practice was launched yesterday on flooding as Storm Ciara hit the UK
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NewsBrokerFest 2020: ‘Brokers who embrace tech will be the winners’, says Erskine Murray
Insurance Times speaks to BrokerFest 2020 speaker and broker Erskine Murray chief executive Tom Bartleet about how technology poses the greatest threat, and opportunity, for brokers
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NewsAXA UK trials machine learning tool for speedier motor claims
The insurer is taking a new, comparative approach
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NewsCross-industry property flood resilience Code of Practice revealed
The code was launched in the Houses of Commons today and is aimed at insurers among other sectors
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NewsLMA to focus on Future at Lloyd’s implementation for 2020
The association will also seek to address Brexit challenges within its objectives for this year
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IT InterviewQ&A: Lloyd’s seeks Brexit opportunities with Brussels base
The market’s chief development officer and head of European branches explains the role of Lloyd’s across the Channel
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NewsAmrae president calls for risk management to move from a qualitative to quantitative stance
Brigitte Bouquot warns that businesses have to invest in potential risks in order to retaliate against economic shocks
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NewsLaka reveals Europe expansion plans after $4.7m funding round
The insurtech plans to set up a post-Brexit hub
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NewsAdmiral set to report another profitable year, but spectre of rising claims costs looms
The insurer expects to post bigger profits in its 2019 figures, but issues warning on claims inflation
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NewsBrokers being forced to pay more attention to 'uninsurable' risks, says FM Global
The insurer believes both brokers and insurance firms are trying to assess potential intangible losses
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NewsNeos no longer offering connected home insurance products under own brand
The decision was made after the insurtech’s successful partnership with the insurer
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NewsSmartdriverclub’s Searles sells share in telematics broker stepping down from chief exec role
With the new acquisition as well as a vehicle tracking firm in the investors repertoire, the two could become a telematics powerhouse
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NewsLack of supply chain understanding identified as key industry risk
The insurer’s claims director says mapping out supply chains is ‘extremely difficult’ for both insurance firms and risk managers
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NewsStaveley Head enters administration
Most staff let go as the Lloyd’s coverholder struggled to recover from the termination of its Gefion business
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NewsTravel insurers must signpost pre-existing medical conditions, says FCA
Firms have until November to implement these rules
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Online onlyMotor market set for challenging future amid high claims inflation – Moody’s
Increasing claims costs and falling premiums will make it hard for motor insurers to find profits
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NewsNearly half of businesses buy policies without broker advice
Most bosses think that traditional insurance policies cover them for cyber-attacks but specialist cover is needed
