The ground is shrinking beneath brokers and insurers still involved in the process of shafting leaseholders
‘Farmers are natural risk managers. They’ve been doing this for hundreds of years – in essence, since the dawn of man,’ says managing director
As momentum builds around the need for more nuclear power generation, the insurance industry must grasp an opportunity to support and facilitate new projects
A disconnect between technical compliance and customer experience carries reputational risk for the sector – but is currently not being addressed
’If you don’t have good data, insurers will be less interested because it makes it difficult to assess [if] the scheme works, is it fit for purpose,’ says director
Is UKGI too focused on being a stickler for Consumer Duty rules, without properly considering the ethos and spirit of this outcomes centred regulation? Claims processes could be the rub here…
Zurich believes the suggested deal will create a global leader in specialty insurance, but Beazley is urging its shareholders ’to take no action’ after the latest takeover proposal was submitted to the insurer
‘We don’t start people there as apprentices or let them learn from the bottom up – and that’s probably a thing that could be done,’ says director
Insurance DataLab examines the latest Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) complaints data to question whether Consumer Duty has had the desired impact
As the Employment Rights Act comes into force, the insurance sector is well placed to support policyholders in adapting to the required changes
‘Some providers are exiting the market because the regulation is too prescriptive and difficult,’ says chief compliance officer
The sector should make a bigger deal of its diversity and inclusion wins