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NewsMay 2019 Big Question: What reporting mechanisms do you have in place to help employees feel safe and secure in the workplace?
Following accusations of institutional harassment and bullying at Lloyd’s of London, the firm vowed to ‘stamp out’ bad behaviour. Insurance Times asked firms what measures they have in place for reporting these instances
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Ask the ExpertCyber is a reputational disaster waiting to happen - Mactavish CEO
Mactavish chief executive predicts a world where the reputation of cyber insurance “gets worse” if the placement remains “not good enough”
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NewsDeath of the high street: Why retail decline is costing insurers money
The UK has seen a drastic decline in the number of shops on its high streets, and these are proving to be a financial burden on insurers
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NewsLloyd's reels from multiple blows
London insurance market vows to take steps to deal with accusations of sexual misconduct , as well as poor financial results after two years of major claims payouts
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People & OpinionApril Big Question - What does the future hold for Etrading?
With the Insurance Times eTrading Survey still open until Friday 12 April, we ask the experts what they think lies ahead for the world of eTrading
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NewsCavity Wall Insulation: Not the new PPI, but deserving of special attention by insurers
A new wave of potential fraud has reared its ugly head, but is it as bad as first feared?
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FeaturesCase study: Insuring and repairing a 17th Century house after near-total devastation
Cholderton House was built shortly after the Great Fire of London, but tragedy struck in 2012. With the help of Ecclesiastical, the Wessex manor house has returned to its former glory
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NewsLloyd's clampdown could see capacity crunch
Reduced capacity could mean there is less reason to write under-priced, loss-making business
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NewsDWIC 2019: The Takaful challenge - 'Even some people who work in it don’t know what it does'
The Takaful and Re/Takaful sector has an image problem and general lack of awareness about what it can do, according to speakers at DWIC 2019
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NewsIntegro prepares for UK push as it completes Tysers rebrand
Rebrand follows a deal in December to sell its US business and concentrate on the UK market
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NewsEd set for management reshuffle and acquisitions after BGC deal
Ed chief executive Steve Hearn will take up a new role with BGC Partners once the group completes its acquisition of Ed
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News AnalysisBriefing: Scor is a terrible fit for acquisition-hungry Covea
Content director Saxon East explains why a Covea takeover of Scor just wouldn’t work out well
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NewsBriefing: Why JLT reached the end of the road and sold to Marsh
Willis was a big opportunity for JLT, but it slipped by the wayside
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NewsCyber – the growing peril
High-profile cyber attacks have propelled cyber into the top three perceived risks
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AgendaLynsey Cross, AmTrust COO, on breaking norms
On International Women’s Day, we speak to AmTrust chief operating officer and chair of the ILL’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee Lynsey Cross about affecting positive change from the top down
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NewsMore restrictions on young drivers proposed at MP debate
The government’s petition committee discussed a potential system change to car insurance
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NewsInsurers warned again GDPR could spark claims avalanche against them
Auger says GDPR could be the new PPI, and to expect a wave of claims cases based on misuse of information
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NewsUK insurer in £1m legal battle against Lloyd’s broker
A UK insurer has filed a winding-up petition against a Lloyd’s broker it accuses of negligence after the broker failed to honour a default judgement and pay out almost £1m
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NewsPool schemes could lead to greater risk exposure - Zurich CRO
Speaking to Insurance Times at the launch of the World Economic Forum’s Global Risk Report 2018, Zurich chief risk officer Alison Martin said that government-backed schemes such as Flood Re and Pool Re are important, but in some cases could increase people’s exposure to risks
