Latest News – Page 381
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NewsAllianz announces four new senior hires
The hires, two of which have been promoted internally, will fill roles within motor claims, property, injury and supply chain
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NewsBusinesses are still not recovering resiliently from flooding – Marsh Risk Consulting
Considering how the industry can rise to meet flooding challenges, parametric solutions are ‘giving people hope’, says consulting director and head of climate and catastrophe resilience
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NewsMMC must not be confused with combustibility
The Grenfell Tower fire ‘underlined some of the systemic failings’ within the construction sector and highlighted the danger of combustible materials being used in building works
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NewsGlobalData identifies the top 50 AI startups with unicorn potential
Five firms are predicted to be the fintechs and insurtechs to watch
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NewsFootballer ordered to pay £5,000 following insurance fraud
A 33-year-old man scored a halfway line goal during a football match, despite claiming that he was unable to play after sustaining a foot injury in a road traffic accident four years ago
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NewsMark Farmer: Insurance and construction sectors ‘need to get closer together’ on MMC
Underwriters must work with construction businesses to understand how modern methods of construction aim to eliminate randomised and systemic risks
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NewsTesco Underwriting appoints interim chief executive
The new hire replaces outgoing boss Steve Kingshott
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NewsSabre Insurance chiefs sell shares
Both c-suite executives made £10,968.62 by disposing of shares
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NewsBuilding regulatory framework should not neglect other fire safety issues – ABI
The ABI’s director of general insurance policy argued that all buildings, regardless of height, should be safe
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NewsOne in four UK insurance workers favour remote working post-pandemic
However, a similar proportion felt disconnected or forgotten by their employers, resulting in a third of respondents considering leaving their firms
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NewsCustomers still struggling to afford insurance – Premium Credit
Some customers have driven their vehicles without insurance as they cannot afford cover
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NewsAviva sells its majority stake in Neos
The insurer will work to ensure a ‘smooth transition for the future’
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FeaturesBrokers set to be ‘squirming’ as FCA fixates on product value
Large insurers and price setting brokers ’have got a lot of work to do’ ahead of the GI pricing reform implementation deadlines, says compliance expert
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NewsABI reshuffles board to redouble efforts to build industry trust
Current ABI chair Jon Dye says the changes will ’enrich’ the board with independent perspectives
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NewsGenasys names new joint chief execs
The firm’s founder and current chief executive will step away from day-to-day operations
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NewsGovernment confirms Solvency II reform to provide ‘more proportionate and flexible’ regulation
HM Treasury has announced that a reform package will be ‘implemented as soon as possible’
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NewsChange isn’t easy, but it needs to start now – Flood Re
Despite the efforts to support victims of the Doncaster flooding, insurers are still getting it wrong, says expert panel
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NewsMarsh and Guy Carpenter reveal hat-trick of new senior appointments
The appointments bring a combined experience of 68 years to their new roles
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NewsInsurers brace for claims as Wimbledon defends ‘super slippery’ courts following star player slips
The All England Lawn Tennis Club says its courts are ’as good as they have always been’
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NewsMGA iprism appoints new head of underwriting through internal promotion
The candidate has an ‘excellent reputation’ in the London market and brings 20 years of industry experience to the role
