All articles by Katie Scott – Page 61
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IT InterviewInsurance market has been the ‘fall guy’ of the Covid-19 pandemic
Lawyer says that the ‘insurance industry is fundamental’ and that it ‘needs to be supported rather than just attacked’
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NewsCar insurance claims for injured cyclists and pedestrians has doubled during lockdown
Insurer More Th>n suggests the number of cyclists and pedestrians has increased as Brits look to avoid public transport during the Covid-19 pandemic
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IT InterviewABI’s Huw Evans says ‘unpopular’ stance around BI Covid claims was the right call
He adds that the trade body was ‘right to be very open with people’ in order to mitigate ‘a false expectation that they may be covered’
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NewsFiducia teams up with Lloyd’s syndicates to offer NBCR cover
The standalone policy, targeted at regional brokers, aims to provide a cost-effective solution to limited Pool Re cover
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NewsCredit insurers saved from colossal Covid losses due to state support
Ratings agency predicts that demand for trade credit insurance will increase in the medium to long-term, as SMEs and corporates realise the value of cover in the wake of Covid-19
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NewsMarsh appoints new UK placement leader for specialty business
The internally promoted candidate will begin in the role from Q4 this year
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NewsGeneral insurance direct written premium set to fall by 1.7% in 2020 due to Covid-19
The lasting effects of the coronavirus crisis means that GI DWP will not return to previous levels until beyond 2023, predicts analytics company
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FeaturesCovid-19 pandemic has created ‘an opportune market for ghost brokers’
Industry experts assemble for Insurance Times’s latest virtual Fraud Charter roundtable, identifying the key fraud trends that have emerged as a result of the coronavirus outbreak
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NewsAviva commits to provide risk management support to brokers in wake of pandemic
The insurer’s chief sales and marketing officer says this resource is particularly pertinent for brokers looking to help their hospitality sector clients
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NewsIrish regulator mirrors FCA by publishing supervisory framework to clarify Covid BI claims
The Central Bank of Ireland ‘expects firms to adopt a customer first approach to the resolution of business interruption issues’
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NewsAviva pays Covid-19 BI claims under broker wordings despite ‘not covering pandemics’
Amanda Blanc confirms that the insurance industry has ‘some work to do’ in order to bounce back from the reputational onslaught resulting from the FCA’s test case on business interruption wordings
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IT InterviewAviva’s H1 personal lines figures are a ‘disappointing result in every respect’ says Holmes
The insurer’s UK general insurance chief executive also admits that Aviva is paying some Covid-related business interruption claims where they fall under broker wordings and coverage is clear
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NewsAviva plans to have 10% of staff in physical offices come September
The company’s chief executive confirmed to journalists this morning that Aviva is exploring its return to work plan, despite the success of home working
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NewsBlanc says there ‘may be better owners’ for Europe and Asia business amid UK investment
In a briefing call with journalists, Blanc outlined a three-pronged strategy to unlock Aviva’s ‘enormous potential’, including being ‘selective about where we participate’
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NewsHastings ‘very pleased’ with share capital offer from investors
The deal recognises the ‘inherent value in the company’ adds Hastings’s group chief financial officer
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IT InterviewCovid-19 claims inflation expected for 2020 H2, says Hastings’s Worth
The firm’s group chief financial officer explained that increased claims severity seen in H1 could continue due to the national uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic
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NewsTrade union slams Co-op Insurance for 'betrayal' in selling to Markerstudy
The proposed sale of Co-op Insurance is expected to result in 200 job losses
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NewsPIB Group snaps up Leeds-based transport broker
The broker continues to build its niche offering with this latest acquisition
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NewsGRP buys renewal rights for seven books of business from Aon
The portfolios, which includes Aon’s Northern Ireland book, will be controlled by GRP’s hub brokers
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FeaturesHow Covid-19 has impacted personal injury claims
The success of remote medical examinations has divided industry professionals, while court backlogs are causing law firms to think outside the box in order to progress claims. Insurance Times takes a closer look at the lay of the land for personal injury claims and what the sector’s future could look ...
