Latest News – Page 149
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NewsABI issues statement over riots as properties damaged across the UK
’Insurers appreciate that this is an incredibly stressful time and will be on hand to do everything they can to help customers as quickly as possible,’ says trade body
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NewsIndependent broker gets new owners
’It will be business as usual for the most part, however, we are always looking for new and exciting products [or] insurers to add to our panel,’ says new owner
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NewsBrown and Brown acquires trade credit broker
’The acquisition brings additional capabilities,’ says managing director
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NewsEnglish stadium to be renamed as Allianz secures major deal
’With each of the eight stadia we now support around the world, we seek to create the best experience for fans, players and local communities,’ says chief executive
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NewsNew travel-focused MGA launches
’We will be focusing on more innovation to improve our customers’ experience of insurance,’ says chief executive
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NewsActuris details plans following private equity acquisition of majority stake
’We are at the coalface and in a good position to shape and lead the charge’ on eTrading, says chief executive
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NewsVipr snaps up new global head of customer success
’Her industry experience and successful track record of achievement make her an ideal fit,’ says chief executive
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NewsCrawford and Company introduces new working abroad policy
’We want our employees to be able to take advantage of the opportunity to travel to a different country,’ says president of UK and Ireland and chief executive of international operations
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NewsArch Insurance International promotes for chief financial officer
The new appointee has a ‘vision for modernisation,’ says chief executive
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NewsInsurers failing non-standard risk customers – Prestige Underwriting
’For many insurers, the risk profile of non-standard customers falls outside their underwriting footprint,’ says head of broker development and partnerships
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NewsQuestGates secures new private equity investor
’We are delighted to be partnering with Hall and his team to support the next chapter in QuestGates’ growth,’ says private equity firm’s director
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NewsMotor premiums fall in Q2 2024 after two years of increases – ABI
’After a very challenging period for insurers and customers alike, we’re encouraged to see an easing of increases,’ says director of general insurance policy
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NewsDifferences in how FOS and insurers treat coverage disputes causing industry ‘irritation’
The compensation service prefers to review cases through a non-disclosure lens, rather than consider average clauses, says law firm partner
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NewsJaguar Land Rover may have improved security, so which vehicles are criminals targeting now?
’We’re always looking for the next risk to make sure that we’re [setting premiums] at the right price,’ says chief executive
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NewsNews High Five: Catch up on the biggest stories this week
Insurance Times rounds up the biggest stories from this week (29 July to 2 August 2024)
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NewsFantasy Football: The best names from the Insurance Times mini-league
Insurance Times selects some of the best and punniest team names from the recently launched fantasy football mini-league
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NewsThe biggest insurance industry deals from this week
Insurance Times rounds up the biggest mergers, acquisitions, sales and capacity deals from 29 July to 2 August 2024
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NewsGlobal insurtech funding surges in Q2 2024 – Gallagher Re
’This year’s emphasis on AI will assist businesses in navigating the challenging process of comprehending the fundamentals of AI,’ says global head of insurtech
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NewsRecorder appoints ex-CFC leader as head of insurance amid continued expansion
’Her subject matter expertise and extensive network within the London insurance market will undoubtedly help Recorder to accelerate its mission of delivering more commercial insurance products via APIs,’ says co-founder
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NewsRural crime claims rise as thieves ‘become more determined’
’All the indications suggest rural crime is becoming more organised, sophisticated and determined in its nature, which is incredibly alarming,’ says rural affairs specialist
