News Analysis – Page 113
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NewsStay of execution on IDD – Analysis
The new set of rules won’t come into force until October, giving more time for brokers and insurers to prepare
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NewsSwinton vs A-Plan – Making the most of the high street
Swinton is cutting its branch network again, while high street rival A-Plan is growing. How come?
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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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NewsCharles Manchester's Pelican brief
MUM chief executive Charles Manchester reveals why he isn’t scared to wade into solicitors’ PI with Pelican acquisition
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NewsCBL – What went wrong?
The New Zealand-based insurer was riding high just a few months ago. What happened?
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NewsInsurance Times Cyber Product Report 2018
Ratings and reviews of what cyber products are available from insurers
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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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NewsConsolidation the McManus way – Exclusive interview
Running broking consolidator PIB is “an absolute joy” says chief executive Brendan McManus
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NewsKinsu: The UK trailblazer with a whiff of Lemonade
UK-based start-up Kinsu has elected to remain mostly in the shadows since its creation in 2016. The aspiring B Corp’s co-founder, ex-Hiscox Bermuda director of underwriting Chris Sharpe, reveals how it hopes to prove that insurance can be “beautiful”
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NewsDLG's Geddes foresees Ogden benefit for motorists
Motor rates will fall when the government fulfils its promise to raise the Ogden rate, says Direct Line chief executive Paul Geddes
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NewsSenior UKGI figures reflect on the discount rate cut one year on
Senior figures in UKGI reflect on the controversial discount rate cut decision on its anniversary
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NewsInsuring the irreplaceable – How do you insure the Bayeux Tapestry?
French president Emmanuel Macron has offered to lend the UK the Bayeux Tapestry. How do you insure its transportation across the Channel?
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NewsAgeas UK sees motor profit in 2018
Ageas UK chief executive Andy Watson says he’s prioritised margin over volume
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NewsMid-net-worth: On an upwards trajectory
The challenges and opportunities in catering to the up and coming
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News'Unfair and unnecessary' - The behind scenes lobbying to thwart whiplash crackdown
The controversial whiplash reforms will come into effect in April 2019, but lawyers continue to work tirelessly to get them changed
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NewsDo brokers REALLY understand client money and risk transfer? Why fined One Call may not be alone
Compliance consultants have urged brokers to check their TOBAs, and make sure they are well-versed in the rules on client money, after One Call was slapped with a £684,000 fine and trading restriction expected to cost £4.6m
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NewsGDPR governance: how much is enough?
Europe’s new GDPR data protection regime is demanding on data governance, leading to compliance fears, our sister publication StrategicRISK reports
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NewsBrexit: Lloyd’s Brussels prepares for launch
The London insurance market thinks its Lloyd’s Brussels company will offer corporate clients and stakeholders certainty and continuity despite Brexit
