All Insurance 2025 articles
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NewsBrokerFest and Insurance2025 in pictures
The photos are in for BrokerFest2022! Can you spot yourself? You can also catch up on the full coverage here
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News‘Long echo of Covid-19’ has spurred state of national anxiety – BrokerFest 2022
The FCA’s price walking regulations are yet to create an increase in shopping around for cover, says Consumer Intelligence
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NewsPreventative measures key in facing Russia-Ukraine cyber threats – BrokerFest2022
An expert panel at BrokerFest2022 last week discussed why prevention is key in uncertain times
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NewsAddressing the climate crisis requires standards that ‘work globally’ – KPMG partner
The rationalisation and consolidation of existing frameworks, however, is a positive step
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IT InterviewStephen Murphy: Applied Systems’s next chapter ‘challenging previous assumptions’
Applied Systems Europe’s customer success director reveals what the software house’s plans with Google will mean for brokers and insurers
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IT InterviewJames Wright: New digital unit aims to give ‘our underwriters superpowers’
Insurers must get ‘comfortable with uncertainty and failure’ if they are to succeed in today’s fast-changing, tech-driven insurance environment, adds software consultant
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Features‘Flexibility’ is key in gaining and retaining young talent – Tysers Insurance Brokers
There’s ‘an amazing opportunity ahead’ for the next generation planning a career in insurance, said expert panel
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News‘Clear road ahead’ for digitising London market following Covid-19 pandemic
‘Choice is the most important thing’ for employees of the future, meaning ‘exceptional digital tools’ are needed
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IT InterviewLucinda Charles-Jones: Doing the ‘right thing’ for employees will benefit customers too
‘Smart working’ will be as ‘transformative in the future of work’ as the introduction of computers
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FeaturesBriefing: Industry and government at loggerheads over ALKS
While the insurance industry is raising red flags over safety concerns, the government is determined to push ahead with autonomous driving technology – it will all come down to public perception
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IT InterviewEd Gaze: 2020 a ‘good year’ for Lloyd’s Lab, 2021 to be ‘much of the same’
Lloyd’s Lab is also making ‘subtle tweaks’ to its selection process to widen its net
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IT InterviewRichard Brooks: Brokers need to be ‘flexible’ and offer ‘fit for purpose cover’
As the demand for technology SMEs grows, brokers that provide a specialist solution will have the edge
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IT InterviewSemi-autonomous vehicles are ‘good news’ for claims exposure
However, data from motor manufacturers must be shared with the insurance industry to support premium and liability calculations
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IT InterviewAndy Fairchild: Taking advantage of technology in an intimate, advice-led way is ‘critical’
Trend-led brands will help establish the ‘winning insurance brokers for the next decade’
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FeaturesBriefing: Consolidation could cause culture concerns for broker staff
The rapid-fire of broker consolidation has caused the subject to be placed under the industry’s microscope, with commentators discussing the good, the bad and the potentially ugly…
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NewsCatch up on 2021’s Insurance2025 event
Read up on all the session content from 2021’s virtual Insurance2025 event, sponsored by Markel
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IT InterviewDavid Williams: ALKS cannot be considered automated or ‘we’ll see deaths’
The insurer is ‘quite nervous’ about the government communications and customer perception surrounding automated lane keeping system technology
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News AnalysisPost-Covid recession and hard market drives advice-led broker opportunities
Mitigating underinsurance using risk management should be a key strategy for commercial brokers, recommends expert panel
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News AnalysisD&O market is ‘absolutely brutal’ and ‘in a world of pain’ as a result of hard market
However, insurers are looking to grow and are selecting some ‘quite aggressive targets’, says expert panel
