Following the FCA’s March 2025 decision to abandon its proposed name and shame strategy and shelve new diversity and inclusion requirements, industry voices share their perspectives and discuss the possible ramifications of these decisions on the UK general insurance sector
’Considerable concerns remain about our proposal to change the way we publicise investigations into regulated firms,’ says chief executive
The FCA and PRA initially consulted on proposed rules and expectations around diversity and inclusion for regulated firms in September 2023
The two-day event is famed for its thought provoking conference agenda and the massive opportunity for networking, however distinct events for women and the younger generation prove that trade association has its eye on the industry’s future
Brokers must be proactive when it comes to grasping and attracting new talent – especially as broking is such a people driven line of work
Research indicates that investment capital could be well homed within Lloyd’s and the London market – could syndicates snap up M&A spend?
Ageas UK made two bids for DLG in 2024 – both were rejected
The insurer has ‘earned the right to think bigger as a business’ and topple the likes of Allianz, Axa and Hastings from the personal lines podium using product expansion, AI investment and a commitment to broker partners, says chief executive
Lloyd’s of London’s chief underwriting officer talks recent results and the need for future underwriting discipline
’What you have to keep in mind about the cyber crime industry is that it is an industry, that it is hugely lucrative and is dependent upon skilled technicians to deliver the various stages of an attack with different skill sets,’ says CUO
Regional presence, tech innovation and physical branches matter less to brokers, according to exclusive Insurance Times research