News Analysis – Page 106
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Online onlyBriefing: How the FCA could now destroy the personal lines broker
Insurance Times delves deeper into the FCA’s dual pricing report looking at what concerns it could cause the personal lines broker
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Online onlyBriefing: Who will be the winners and losers of the FCA’s pricing crackdown?
The FCA’s research into business models has thrown up some intriguing questions
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NewsInsurtech sector backs FCA call to make insurance more fair and transparent
The FCA’s report could cause an industry shake-up with many customers turning to challenger brands
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News AnalysisArron Banks outlines billion-pound ambitions
Eldon’s billion-pound ambition, Brightside and the Remainer ‘witch hunt’
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NewsInsurers between ‘a rock and hard place’ amid dual pricing
Although the dual pricing situation could put insurers “between a rock and a hard place” but could it actually level the playing field wiith greater regulatory focus?
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Online onlyIndustry reacts with serious concerns amid FCA’s ‘tough, tough’ pricing crackdown
Price rises on customers and insurance firms could be hit hard
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Online onlyAggregators making TWENTY SIX times more profit margin on home versus insurers
Aggregators huge operating profit margins rising every year as insurers barely keep head above water
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NewsFormer AXA Partners head of innovation reflects on potential technological changes in insurance industry
Milan Sud discusses how technology and customer expectation has changed the face of insurance as he reflects on his past three years at AXA Partners
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NewsThe female-led property insurance repair firm gunning to work with insurers
The hardening professional indemnity market has meant huge premium hikes leaving some contractors unable to get the cover they need
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AgendaInsurance, with no questions asked
With one-third of customers giving up on lengthy question sets, will insurtech powered zero-questions-asked insurance quotes revolutionise the process?
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NewsMGAs feeling the squeeze as capacity constricts
Signs that prices are hardening also point to decisions by insurers to focus their capacity at core business classes as returns improve
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NewsClive Nicholls: Adjusting to life after Crawford & Co
Outgoing president reflects on his high-profile career and the hazards of going “from 100mph to zero”
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NewsCan Lloyd’s three-frontal attack win the day?
The Lloyd’s market has announced its blueprint for the future less than a week after the results of its survey into the culture of the market and its interim results, which highlighted there is still work to do
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Online onlyBroker Service Q&A: Tokio Marine HCC reveals the secret to coping with greater claims volumes
With the Insurance Times Broker Service Survey 2019/20 now open, Tokio Marine HCC’s underwriting director John Booth tells Savan Shah how understanding brokers is key to its operation and how it has dealt with the influx of claims over the past year
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NewsLoss adjuster appointed for Blenheim Palace gold toilet claim
Extensive damage was caused when the fully plumbed piece of art was ripped from the wall causing escape of water damage to the palace
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NewsThe startup aiming to help brokers solve the short-term insurance pickle
Last Thursday Pikl celebrated its growth with a launch party while revealing its progress to Insurance Times, its founder and chief executive explains the insurance dilemma around short-term rentals
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Online onlyBroker Service Q&A: Home & Legacy reveals net promoter score
Insurance Times speaks to Home & Legacy’s managing director Barry O’Neill about the five service areas being explored in the broker survey
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FeaturesWhy Ogden is not over yet
The Ogden discount rate may have been set for the next few years, but that does not mean the changes are over. Insurers are still working out what a negative discount rate means for the industry, and further changes may be appearing on the horizon sooner than many may realise
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Online onlyBriefing: Higher Lloyd’s profits cannot mask scale of challenge
Underwriting still remains a cause for concern
