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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
Informal communications in professional services create new risks – Hiscox
Q&A: Clegg Gifford apprentice on growing talent pipelines into insurance
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Escape of water caps leaving policyholders exposed – Prestige Underwriting
‘A fixed escape of water cap may look simple on paper, but our claims data shows it can create a very real protection gap,’ says director
The growing problem of AI-enabled synthetic claims fraud
The evolving capabilities of AI tools are changing the nature of insurance fraud, and, as one expert tells Insurance Times, redefining the ’speed and ease with which fraudsters can find, create or amend digital evidence’
Partners& co-founder and industry veteran steps away from executive leadership
’I’ve been fortunate to work alongside super talented colleagues, loyal clients, trusted partners and many people who have become lifelong friends,’ says co-founder
Aviva to rebrand acquired Lloyd’s syndicate
‘We’ve already combined our teams and capabilities and are now seeing the benefits of trading as one platform,’ says chief executive
The growing problem of AI-enabled synthetic claims fraud
The evolving capabilities of AI tools are changing the nature of insurance fraud, and, as one expert tells Insurance Times, redefining the ’speed and ease with which fraudsters can find, create or amend digital evidence’
AI, regulation and climate risks top key global insurance concerns
‘The complex and demanding intervention that AI is creating across the sector clearly presents both opportunity and risk,’ says chair
Axa XL enhances cyber risk prevention with new deal
’As cyber risks continue to grow, prevention, early detection and swift remediation are becoming increasingly important to business resilience,’ says managing partner
IPT receipts crossed £2bn in May despite sluggish start to year
‘IPT receipts have begun the new financial year at a slightly more measured pace compared with the very strong levels seen throughout 2025,’ says head
Lloyd’s launches marine war risk market consortium to support Strait of Hormuz shipping
’This is a clear example of the Lloyd’s market’s role in bringing together specialist underwriting expertise, claims capability and global market capacity to support the resilience of marine supply chains,’ says chief executive
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