Insurer News – Page 103
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NewsNew insurance service launched for classic car collectors
’We are proud to launch this new initiative to market,’ the managing director of automotive and specialist insurer Hagerty said
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NewsHNW clients more concerned about crime since cost of living crisis – Ecclesiastical
‘Brokers play an important role in helping high net worth clients understand the risks they are facing,’ says art and private client business director
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NewsInsurance Times publishes full Five Star Rating Report: Commercial and Personal Lines 2022/23
Nearly 1,000 UK-based brokers participated in Insurance Times’ Broker Service Survey to inform this year’s exclusive report
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NewsRussell White: ‘Crucial year’ ahead after ‘tough’ reinsurance renewals
Peach Pi’s commercial distribution and trading director said 2023 has seen ’really tough reinsurance renewals for everybody’
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NewsSummer 2022 heatwave saw surge in subsidence payouts – ABI
Insurers are expected to pay £219m in subsidence claims for 2022 caused by last summer’s ’record breaking high temperatures’, says association
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NewsAnimal infestation home insurance claims on the rise
Home insurance claims relating to animal infestation are at ‘an all-time high’, according to new data
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NewsTechnological shift could prompt new method of claims analysis
Kennedys’ IQ product manager says analysing claims months down the line is ‘not acceptable’
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NewsNew marine casualty claims guidelines launched
New guidelines ‘will result in clearer lines of communication and will assist in the efficient management of claims’, says JMCC chair
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NewsCatch up on insurers’ full-year financial results for 2022/2023
Find out the details around insurers’ latest full-year financial results with this comprehensive round up
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NewsRyan Dodd: Parametric solution ‘wasn’t the intent, it was the result’
The founder and chief executive of Intangic believes its new cyber insurance policy can ‘ease some of the headache’ for risk managers
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NewsActivists hold fossil fuel protest at Lloyd’s of London
’Underwriting dangerous fossil fuel projects puts children at risk’, according to a Mothers Rise Up activist
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NewsAviva, Ageas and Zurich among insurers to join neurodiversity campaign
Insurance leaders hope to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions around neurological differences
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NewsEcclesiastical COR falls despite receiving ‘large claims’ in 2022
Chief executive Mark Hews said 2022 had been a ’transformational year’
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NewsHiscox UK to invest in ‘new talent’ with launch of underwriting academy
The insurer is ‘investing heavily in nurturing new talent’, says distribution director
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NewsNew MGA unveils parametric cyber cover with Axa XL backing
The policy is a ’simple and innovative solution to a complex problem’, according to Axa XL’s UK and Lloyd’s chief underwriting officer
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NewsBank of England warns insurers of capital ‘uncertainty’ over climate risks
The regulator warned the ’uncertainty represents a risk appetite challenge for micro and macroprudential regulators’
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NewsLloyd’s makes senior management changes to drive transformation progress
The changes will see Burkhard Keese revert to the position of chief financial officer
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NewsOutlook for 2023 positive despite ‘turbulent insurance cycle’ – Admiral
The insurer remains disciplined in its approach and competitive says its chief exec
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NewsUK’s most populated cities could see spike in risk of major flooding events
Flood Re says the findings ’support all the existing research on the impact of flooding in the UK’
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NewsWeather events batter Direct Line’s 2022 operating profit
Acting chief executive Jon Greenwood said 2022 was a ‘tough year’
