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IT InterviewTara Waite on why being Premium Credit’s chief exec is a ‘natural fit’
Premium Credit’s chief executive Tara Waite reflects on her time at the top against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: Insurance products need to be assessed in light of the Covid-19 pandemic says DOA
DOA Underwriting’s director Phillip Oliver speaks to Insurance Times about the MGA’s plans for 2020 as well as how he thinks the coronavirus outbreak will continue to affect insurers, brokers and MGAs
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NewsCompensation Recovery Unit recorded 105,000 motor injury claims in Q3
This shows a 38% drop in the level of motor injury claims compared to July to September last year
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NewsInsurance industry could be ‘first line of economic response in future outbreaks’ – Marsh chief exec
Marsh’s president and chief executive relays how brokers and insurers can work together to solve the pandemic dilemma in the future
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NewsRevealed: Claims Excellence Awards 2020 – winners and reaction
Insurance Times is back with another glitzy virtual ceremony and mystery host, this time to celebrate the best of claims in the industry. Which three firms bagged two awards each? Was it you?
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NewsInsurers ‘deeply reviewing’ wordings as a result of ‘hot topic’ test case ruling
Gallagher Bassett’s chief client officer in the UK discusses some of the fallout following the FCA’s test case judgment
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NewsAXA UK and Ireland confirms new chief exec for UK retail arm
The new hire will replace Laurent Matras, who is moving to AXA Asia
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FeaturesUK Motor Focus: Automated lane keeping tech could cause insurers’ claims costs to spiral
With the liability for autonomous vehicles placed at the doorstep of insurers, Insurance Times explores how the recent government consultation on automated lane keeping technology could prove to be a headache for insurers amid a growing list of safety concerns
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: Change is a ‘state of mind’ for MGAs says Lorega
Lorega’s group managing director Neill Johnstone tells Insurance Times what the MGA has in the pipeline and explains why the coronavirus pandemic is an opportunity for the market
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NewsQBE International’s chief underwriting officer to retire
O’Farrell will adopt a part-time role during the transition period, which will begin on 1 January 2021
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NewsRising insurer and broker confidence on the rise, despite pandemic regulatory road bumps
The third quarter has seen a marked shift in insurer confidence compared to the two previous quarters
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News‘Share pandemic risk coverage’, urges Marsh chief exec
Marsh boss calls for creative solutions to mitigate future pandemics and other shock events
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Online onlyGRP unveils latest senior hire
The broker is hoping to hone its M&A and premium finance business through its latest senior hire
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IT Interview‘Time is ripe’ for technology transformation says Kingfisher
The broker’s group director of transformation tells Insurance Times about its newest technology partnership and how the business plans to revamp back office functionality to support both staff and customers
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IT InterviewMGA Q&A: Pandemic showcases ‘strength and agility’ of MGAs says iprism Underwriting
iprism Underwriting’s managing director Ian Lloyd tells Insurance Times how Covid-19 is impacting MGAs and explains what his business has in store this year
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NewsBought by Many’s Guy Farley on winning Tech Champion of the Year 2020
Guy Farley, chief technology officer and co-founder of Bought by Many discusses how he felt winning the prestigious award for Tech Champion of the Year last month in Insurance Times’s Technology & Innovation Awards 2020
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NewsReturning to profitability is key concern for aviation insurers – Gallagher
The aviation market was already hardening, and the pandemic has caused further complications
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NewsCovid-19 to drive Lloyd's workplace innovation - John Neal
Neal said that Lloyd’s transformation is about reducing cost of doing business
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Breaking NewsStructural defects insurer enters administration as FSCS steps in to save policyholders
Buildings guarantee insurer has been struggling with the volume of high-value claims in recent months
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News AnalysisCourt of Appeal ruling could have insurers revisiting their reserving for personal injury claims
Although the court may have rectified a ‘clear injustice for many disabled claimants’, the insurance industry will now have to pick up the price tag for additional accommodation costs in serious personal injury cases
