All Insurtech UK articles – Page 21
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NewsCuvva to move into motor amid £15m funding round
The insurtech plans to use the proceeds of its funding to grow its team with the ambition of doubling in size over the next 18 months
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NewsAllianz partners with insurtech to offer on-demand insurance to freelancers
The insurer will underwrite business insurance via London-based business Dinghy
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NewsNational network brokers more likely to experience mental health issues – Ecclesiastical
It found that flexible working was the top response for employer intervention to improve workplace wellbeing for brokers
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NewsMcNamee’s MGA to launch property and casualty proposition
The digital MGA plans to enter the P&C market from January 2020
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NewsHow Uber crackdown could impact the insurance industry
As Uber has its London licence revoked over a “pattern of failures” including uninsured drivers, Insurance Times looks at the potential impact on the insurance industry and whether the sector might hold a solution to save it?
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NewsPikl partners with Hiscox for sharing economy scheme roll-out
An earlier report by the insurtech startup found that major insurers did not cater to those that deal with short-term rentals
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NewsAviva launches specialised renewable energy insurance
It is the latest initiative from the insurer to tackle climate change
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NewsUber vows to fight London licence removal amid insurance concerns
It insisted it has robust systems and checks in place to confirm the identity of its drivers
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NewsUber loses London licence as 14,000 journeys revealed as uninsured
A change in Uber’s systems allowed unauthorised drivers to upload photos to other driver accounts
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NewsLemonade reportedly shelves IPO as investor loses faith
SoftBank injected $1.5bn into WeWork in October as part of a rescue deal, which has now reportedly impacted Lemonade’s IPO, but is it all rumours?
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NewsInsurance Times Awards finalist: LV= increases new business with hackathon approach
The Insurance Times Awards 2019 is just around the corner, with more than a 100 finalists set to attend our fabulous new Grosvenor House venue on November 22 To see more fantastic Q&A’s from finalists, click here.
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NewsInsurance Times Awards 2019 finalist: Flock’s partnership for ‘world-first’ drone platform
The Insurance Times Awards 2019 is just around the corner, with more than a 100 finalists set to attend our fabulous new Grosvenor House venue on November 22 To see more fantastic Q&A’s from finalists, click here.
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NewsPrevisico introduces live flood warning tool
The insurtech launches nationwide warning system to aid insurers and brokers
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NewsThe future of AI in insurance is a work in progress says Tapoly
Janthana Kaenprakhamroy, chief executive and founder of insurtech Tapoly, responds to the e-trading dilemma ’Computer says no’, which Insurance Times reported on earlier this week. This exclusive blog explains her take on why the industry still has a long way to go
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NewsInsurance Times Awards finalist: Policy Expert ‘free from monolithic mainframes’
The Insurance Times Awards 2019 is just around the corner, with more than a 100 finalists attending at our fabulous new Grosvenor House venue on November 22 To see more fantastic Q&A’s from finalists, click here.
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NewsComparison sites come under fire
An insurtech has released a report claiming that price comparison websites are ripping off younger drivers
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NewsInsurance Times Awards finalist: Club Insure and NDML’s well-being strategy
The Insurance Times Awards 2019 is just around the corner, with more than a 100 finalists attending at our fabulous new Grosvenor House venue on November 22
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NewsZego first UK insurtech to be awarded insurance licence
It will allow the insurtech to sell its own products, the news is a positive development for the sector
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News Analysis‘Computer says no’ – why e-trading still needs a human touch
When dealing with risk, e-trade can overhaul processes for brokers in terms of speed and efficiency. But, is it foolproof when dealing with complex risk? Insurance Times investigates
