All Covid 19 articles – Page 6
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InsightInsurance industry warned ‘Great Resignation’ will test management’s mettle
Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, staff are re-evaluating their career options. The demand for broking talent, in particular, is leading to ‘25% salary uplifts in counter offers’
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Luisa Barile: Bought By Many set to rival Lemonade as it takes on US market and pet health
The insurtech is now live in 28 states in the US and aims to become a nationwide provider for pet insurance and wellness
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Broker warns many classes still challenging as industry prepares for 2022
However, the professional indemnity market is ‘starting to plateau’
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Insurers set for ‘bumpy ride’ as GI premiums set to slow in 2022 - EY
Car manufacturers have faced supply chain bottlenecks, which has impacted insurance
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Q&A: People and sustainability focus key drivers for Markel's five star successes
Markel UK’s sales and marketing director Nic Brown speaks to Insurance Times about the insurer’s recent star ratings from brokers, explaining what has contributed to the business’ successful relationships to date
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Q&A: Allianz fully or part settled 93% of its Covid-linked claims where policy wordings provide cover
As Insurance Times conducts this year’s Broker Service Survey, Nick Hobbs, chief regions and distribution officer at Allianz UK, explains why claims are at the core of the insurer’s proposition and how the business is looking to reforge its relationships with brokers
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Brokers top customer experience scoreboard in wake of pandemic – Insurance DataLab
Broker ratings were boosted due to an uplift in complaints handling scores
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MP 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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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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Arag calls for ‘extra caution’ with Christmas parties amid Omicron variant risk
The firm has put forward a five-point strategy to support businesses in the UK holding a live event
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Covid-19, mental health and cyber bullying listed as top short-term risks for schools – Ecclesiastical
The insurer is encouraging brokers to speak to clients about the risks cited in its latest research
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SMEs optimistic over post-Covid recovery – Premium Credit
Around 24% of respondents believe their cash flow might shrink
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Lloyd’s of London set to reconsider workplace strategy in 2022
The market plans to discuss its ’future leasing arrangements’ in the new year to ensure its ’workspace is in line with the market’s needs’
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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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Insurer share prices plummet amid Covid resurgence fears
Share prices tumble as Africa and Asia come under the spotlight for Covid - analysts and investors fear lockdowns could cause more claims
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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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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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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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Briefing: Insurance firms can step up to support QBE staffer tackling suicide risk
The Covid-19 pandemic firmly put mental health awareness on employers’ maps, however one insurance professional is proactively seeking to combat the rising risk of suicide
