Insurer Analysis – Page 48
-
Online onlyAggregators warming to MyLicence initiative
But cost of the project to verify driving information at point-of-quote could surge if price comparison websites fail to get on board
-
AgendaHow hacking can save your business
It may sound like a contradiction in terms, but hacking is a crucial weapon in the fight against cyber crime.Ethical hacking involves external testing of an organisation’s cyber security to identify any vulnerability that could be exploited maliciously, either by industry competitors, state actors or organised ...
-
Online only
Risk managers bemoan lack of insurer innovation
Businesses feel unable to buy adequate cover for reputation and supply chain risks
-
News
RSA launches web-based data hub to reduce losses
RSAred is ‘extra pair of hands’ for risk managers
-
News
Airmic 2014: Financial services and utilities are most exposed to cyber risks
Aon’s cyber diagnostic tool highlights key markets at most risk of cyber attacks
-
News
Airmic chief exec urges risk managers to bring forward renewal process by 60 days
John Hurrell makes recommendations on insurance efficacy ahead of the report’s launch tomorrow
-
Online onlyBriefing: Why the ban on aggregator pricing restrictions is good news for the industry
The CMA has moved to ban most favoured nation clauses in a move that should see better commission rates and an improved service from the aggregators
-
Online onlyHow one star's injury changed 2014 World Cup player insurance
London market playing a major role in covering the insurance needs of clubs and companies at the World Cup 2014
-
Online onlyBriefing: motor's return to profit may be a damp squib
As reserve releases start to dry up, could insurers be facing several years with a total market COR above 100 points?
-
Online onlyMaking money in space
Beazley’s head of space underwriting takes a look at the challenges and opportunities in the space insurance market
-
FeaturesThe Digital Insurer: what you need to know
Coverage from the Insurance Times Digital Insurer event tells you everything you need to know the stay one step ahead in the digital revolution
-
Agenda'If it grows like a weed, it is a weed'
Hastings chief executive Gary Hoffman talks about the firm’s explosive growth and how the company will avoid the motor claims trap
-
AgendaHester: fixing RSA one step at a time
He’s just axed 800 motor broker relationships and has raised much of the £1.5bn he needs to bolster RSA’s capital. What is next for group chief executive Stephen Hester on a journey to restore the insurer’s health?
-
IT EventsHow do you measure fraud?
Delegates at the latest Fraud Charter gathering agreed that application fraud is costing the industry, but no one really knows exactly how much
-
Online onlyWho's growing and shrinking in UK GI?
Insurance Times takes a look at how niche insurers are pressing forward with growing GWP, and why some of the big mainstream players are having to cut back
-
FeaturesBriefing: Will others follow RSA and drop brokers?
Personal lines motor remains unprofitable as a whole – at least for now
-
Online onlyInside RSA's motor woes
Why one of the UK’s most prominent insurers is exiting 800 broker relationships in private car
-
FeaturesIan Parker of ERS: We took a knife to a gun fight
The boss of the former Equity Red Star talks about where the company went wrong in the past – and how it plans to succeed by going back to its roots
-
AgendaBrokers in the firing line as FCA focuses on bribery controls
Is there a difference between corporate hospitality and bribery?
-
AgendaCareers in Insurance: Special Report
After years of cautious recruitment, the job market is picking up. But insurance companies still struggle to fill senior posts, gender diversity on boards remains an issue, while young people are being attracted with training schemes
