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FeaturesCovid-19 evolves role of the broker in insurance – Novidea
Technology now has a a bigger place in the market and this could free up time for brokers to look at more complex tasks
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Online onlyUK home insurance facing underwriting losses in 2021 - EY
Market to make underwriting losses in 2021, predicts top consultant
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NewsThe Big Question November 2020: What harm will the continued delays to the claims reforms do to the insurance industry?
While April 2021 remains the deadline for the implementation of claims reforms, the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic means that this could be postponed yet again. Ministers will need to give notice as the uncertainty of an exact date could have a knock on effect for strategic changes and investment decisions in ...
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NewsInsurer closes Cardiff office after staff member tests positive for coronavirus
The office will remain shut for 72 hours
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Online onlyCytora shifts to permanent remote-first working culture
The insurtech will be inviting employees to give feedback on its progress
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Online onlyFinancial advisor PI premiums skyrocket over past three years
Smaller firms hit hardest by rapidly rising PI rates
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Online onlyQBE appoints interim CEO after Pat Regan exit amid female complaint
Regan’s shock exit has left QBE looking for new boss - but an interim CEO is appointed
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IT Interview‘Momentous trends’ set to ‘influence the market’ for telematics says The Floow chief exec
Autonomous vehicles, in-built car sensors and a changing perception of vehicle ownership will see the telematics insurance market evolve says insurtech boss
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IT InterviewBroker service Q&A Covéa Insurance: ‘Our aim is to make our required return on capital’
Insurance Times speaks to Covéa Insurance’s director of distribution in personal lines Sue Coffey about the five service areas being explored in the broker survey
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NewsPolitical violence cover sees uptick in demand following Covid-19 pandemic – Talbot Underwriting
Businesses may be left under-prepared and under-insured as the lines are blurred for what constitutes a riot, protest, political violence or war
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NewsMinster Law continues ‘digital first’ transformation approaching April 2021 small claims portal
The firm’s chief exec says she will continue plans to ensure its footprint matches its digital first strategy
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NewsMinster Law’s profits slightly impacted by Covid-19 but results ‘a considerable achievement’
Despite the pandemic’s impact, the firm’s new partnerships and digital claims service points to long-term resilience
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IT InterviewOke Eleazu Bought by Many’s COO on improving racial diversity in insurance
Bought by Many’s chief operating officer, Oke Eleazu tells Insurance Times about his plans to combat systemic racism and increase diversity in senior roles after being inspired by his daughter to take a stand
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Online onlyMoneysupermarket shares down 6% amid insurance difficulties
Aggregator hit by Covid impact, with travel significantly impacted
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IT InterviewBroker Service Q&A - Markel: ‘We didn’t batten down the hatches when Covid-19 struck’
Insurance Times speaks to Markel UK about the strategic developments over the last 12 months about the five service areas being explored in the broker survey
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NewsSix insurers drop High Court appeal against BI ruling for some policies
The insurers are however still contesting the ruling on some policy types
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News‘Nothing stopping’ resilience policy insurers paying out amid FCA test case ruling, says law firm
RSA has decided not to appeal the FCA test case ruling for its RSA4 resilience policies
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NewsClaims trade body ACSO reveals host of new members
The additions bring the trade body’s membership tally to 60
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IT Interview‘The insurable world will continue to grow’ says Gallagher Bassett’s UK chief client officer
With an increase in employment liability claims and potential insolvencies, Covid-19 is still impacting the claims landscape in a myriad of ways
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NewsPolaris calls for broker input to develop e-traded product standards
The Polaris standards underpin all e-trading products
