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Two decades, one trade body: The making of the IUA’s modern voice
Insurance Times speaks to the trade body’s directors of claims and underwriting, who have spent more than two decades between them at the International Underwriting Association – and have no plans to leave.
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Destination Insurance: UKGI still failing to grasp value of apprenticeships
Some suggested the introduction of an industry-wide employer ‘badge’ to create reputational pressure and raise standards
Ela Metalia: Inside the IUA’s bid to bridging generations and next gen engagement
‘As someone still fairly new to the market, I know what people my age probably want – more ways to learn and connect,’ says underwriting and claims executive
Briefing: Shockwaves will be felt in London as missiles fly in the Persian Gulf
The situation around the Persian Gulf remains fluid, but insurers and their customers are likely in for a sustained period of supply chain shocks and increased costs
Briefing: What does the Q1 2026 Middle East conflict mean for travel insurance?
A warning has been issued that acts of war are typically excluded from travel insurance and coverage depends on policy wording
Two decades, one trade body: The making of the IUA’s modern voice
Insurance Times speaks to the trade body’s directors of claims and underwriting, who have spent more than two decades between them at the International Underwriting Association – and have no plans to leave.
EY’s Jonathan Zhao: What Britain’s insurers can learn from Asian markets
Jonathan Zhao, global insurance leader and Hong Kong financial services managing partner at EY Advisory tells Insurance Times why Asia Pacific is leaving Europe behind on insurance innovation, why boardrooms are immobilised by AI and why UK insurers must stop looking inward.
Olga Collins: WBN leader says brokers must become ‘an extension’ of corporate risk management
The Worldwide Broker Network (WBN) chief executive discusses the changing role of brokers, the importance of active risk management and emphasises the vital need for advisory-led relationships
EY’s Jonathan Zhao: What Britain’s insurers can learn from Asian markets
Jonathan Zhao, global insurance leader and Hong Kong financial services managing partner at EY Advisory tells Insurance Times why Asia Pacific is leaving Europe behind on insurance innovation, why boardrooms are immobilised by AI and why UK insurers must stop looking inward.
Briefing: AI and commercial insurance broking – existential threat or strategic opportunity?
MGAs ‘not quite as digitally sophisticated as they portray’
An arms race is brewing in claims handling
TechTalk: The real AI threat to insurance jobs is doing nothing
Attacking opportunity: Can the cyber insurance market deliver in 2026?
IWD: Promoting more women requires the sector to ‘shine a light’ on invisible barriers
Briefing: Shockwaves will be felt in London as missiles fly in the Persian Gulf
EY’s Jonathan Zhao: What Britain’s insurers can learn from Asian markets
Briefing: What does the Q1 2026 Middle East conflict mean for travel insurance?
Is countering rising flood risk an ‘impossible task’ for UK insurers?
No end in sight for commercial lines soft market as 10.8% GWP drop marks fifth quarter of falls
Olga Collins: WBN leader says brokers must become ‘an extension’ of corporate risk management
In Focus: What’s going on with Blueprint Two after ‘quietly shelved’ report?
Briefing: Is AI about to rewrite the rules of insurance distribution?
Briefing: AI and commercial insurance broking – existential threat or strategic opportunity?
Greg Laker: QuestGates’ new chief executive on restructuring to spotlight full market ‘potential’
The Big Question: Insurer megamergers are adding up – what M&A opportunities are still on the table for UKGI’s largest carriers?
MGAs ‘not quite as digitally sophisticated as they portray’
An arms race is brewing in claims handling
Briefing: Using insurance to make a genuine difference to people’s lives
Freight forwarders hit by double blow as client insolvencies bite and cargo theft rises
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