October 2026 Edition

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In this month’s edition: Kovrilo’s co-founder Sonia Habib chats through her plans for the fledgling MGA, Insurance DataLab delves into the stats around claims experience and its impact on broker sentiment, how brokers can get better at selling the benefits of cyber insurance and the dangers of insurance firms leaning too heavily on vibe-coded tech.

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Cover story

Becky Morris

Becky Morris: Centricity targets £1.25m without falling into soft market ‘dangerous game’

While the soft market proves challenging, this commercial broker owner remains ‘hungry’ for growth with a client-centric approach

Leader

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Opinion: Dearth of fair value implementation steer now bites FCA

Industry concerns from yesteryear come to fruition as the House of Lords pokes holes in FCA’s customer-centric rules for the home and travel insurance markets

The Market

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Alwyn leads six-strong cohort of Insurance DataLab’s Recommended Insurers

Insurance DataLab’s latest Insurer Performance Index identifies six insurers delivering strongly across claims, complaints, solvency and underwriting. The results highlight both the difficulty of assessing insurer strength and the importance of looking across multiple measures when deciding where to place business.

In Focus

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In Focus: How should HNW insurers respond to influencer wealth?

Influencers, creators and entrepreneurs are accumulating wealth in ways that challenge traditional HNW underwriting, raising questions about how insurers should respond to greater public visibility, evolving asset profiles and the growing overlap between personal and business risks

The People

Martin Schultheiss

Martin Schultheiss: Uinsure ‘redefines’ culture as AI produces ‘significant productivity gain’

’We have redefined our culture as a business. It used to be suits and trainers, we now call it suits, trainers and cool tools,’ says group managing director