It seems some insurers will do anything to avoid paying out on a claim. Backchat hears that an insurer disputed a fire loss claim lodged by a commercial tenant after it emerged that the building it leased was owned by a recently-jailed mobster. It seems that the insurer, none of whose claims staff have obviously seen The Godfather, felt that the tenant should have alerted it to the potential for damage to occur.
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The bottleneck limiting growth for personal lines insurers – Applied Systems
Why staying up to date with engineering inspections matters more than ever – Allianz
Social mobility and belonging vital as class-based barriers persist – Zurich UK
Rethinking what an apprentice looks like in today’s insurance industry – Movo Partnership
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