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Insurers face 3.5 times more telephony fraud than banks
Withheld and spoofed numbers are creating vulnerabilities in insurers’ phone channels
Insurance Museum opens exhibition on how Great Fire shaped modern insurance
The Insurance Museum has opened its first public exhibition, showcasing how the Great Fire of London helped drive the creation of modern insurance and reshape the City of London
MGA Crux makes two senior leadership appointments
‘Crux has built a strong foundation with talented underwriting teams, aligned capital partners and a clear vision for the future,’ says new appointee
BP Marsh buys 30% share in new London market underwriting agency
’This investment aligns with our strategy of partnering with talented management teams at an early stage,’ says chief executive
FERMA president urges risk professionals to challenge insurance cycle status quo and address AI paradox
Association leader encourages event attendees to ’take risks’ and ’be open to leaving your comfort zone’
Wakam UK is ‘solvent, profitable and growing’ as European arm gets temporary underwriting ban
’Wakam UK is a fully independent UK insurance entity and we’ll continue to move forward,’ says chief executive
In Focus: Are brokers struggling to sell cyber insurance in the soft market?
’There remains an opportunity to build greater understanding among clients of the value cyber cover can provide,’ says partner
Best insurer in UK named following analysis
’Strong underwriting performance is about more than a single good year,’ says co-founder
Insurance Museum opens exhibition on how Great Fire shaped modern insurance
The Insurance Museum has opened its first public exhibition, showcasing how the Great Fire of London helped drive the creation of modern insurance and reshape the City of London
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