All articles by Harry McNeil – Page 5
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MGA apologises after becoming aware of ‘wholly inappropriate and offensive’ internal email
’We are treating this with urgency and have launched an internal investigation to understand how this occurred,’ says spokesperson
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Ciaran Astin: Howden-owned KGM to ‘double in size’ as part of Dual UK growth push
‘Our ambition is to double the business in the medium term,’ says chief personal lines officer and managing director
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New property facility aims to combat commercial underinsurance crisis
‘Our proposition has been designed in collaboration with global insurers, existing clients and trusted professional advisers to the real estate sector,’ says managing director
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Pets at Home set to launch own insurance proposition
‘Our vision is on track to build the world’s best pet care platform,’ says retailer
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PremFina overhauls leadership as it targets 85% growth and broker expansion
‘By bringing our teams closer together and removing traditional silos, we’re positioned to grow faster, innovate more effectively and deliver an exceptional service to our partners,’ says chief executive
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IUA backs FCA’s ‘proportionate’ plans to simplify conduct rules
‘This latest consultation is another important step towards a more proportionate approach to regulating our sector,’ says senior public policy executive
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MS Amlin simplifies structure to trade under single brand
‘Giving our customers clarity whenever they see the name MS Amlin is a natural and positive step forward for us,’ says chief executive
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CFC hires former Covea leader as new CTO
‘CFC’s tech roadmap is like no other insurance business,’ says new appointee
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Rejected pet damage claims hit £801m as owners unaware of home cover limitations
‘It’s clear from our survey that many pet owners don’t realise their home insurance probably won’t cover them if their pet causes damage,’ says home insurance professional
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Brokers warned as Middle East tensions push war risk premiums up 60% – GlobalData
‘War risk cover, once a niche product, is re-emerging as a critical discussion point,’ says data and analytics firm
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Liberty appoints 28-year industry head to lead UK casualty claims
‘Her leadership will be instrumental as we evolve our claims offering,’ says head
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IUA names three new directors under new chief executive
‘With two new directors for underwriting and claims, we will be able to provide members with a more focussed service for their day-to-day operations,’ says chief executive
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Google warns that hackers are targeting insurance firms
‘The insurance industry should be on high alert,’ says chief analyst
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Allianz UK set to cut 650 jobs by end of 2025
’We are investing in a multiyear transformation programme to become a simpler, digital-led, leaner business,’ says Allianz UK spokesperson
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Atec announces first acquisition since securing PE backing
’It is the perfect stepping stone for Atec into the SME space,’ says chief executive
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TechTalk: When AI acts alone, who is to blame? Insurers confront the unthinkable
‘AI is beginning to have motivation of its own – that’s a different kind of risk,’ said senior law firm partner
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Marsh launches €1bn insurance facility as data centre demand grows
‘Data centres are fast becoming the fourth utility and are the engine rooms of the global economy,’ says chief executive
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ERS announces new personal lines and agriculture head
‘Both [portfolios] are service led propositions, supported by expert broker facing teams [and] our latest, enriched, real-time pricing models,’ says new head
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The Big Question: What steps should UKGI take to inspire young people to embrace a career in insurance?
Senior leaders across the sector argue that insurance must be reimagined and rebranded for young people – not as a monolithic industry of admin and jargon, but as a dynamic, meaningful and diverse career landscape
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Industry responds as Reeves unveils £4.2bn flood defence pledge
’Underfunding flood defence programmes could cost the government far more in the long run,’ warns RSA CUO