News Analysis – Page 190
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Online onlyThe Knowledge - Pricing
The latest edition of The Knowledge takes an in-depth look at pricing challenges facing the insurance industry in 2013
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge - Broking in the UK
The latest edition of The Knowledge looks at the challenges facing brokers and how they have been overcoming them
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Online onlyPPOs: the risks, the fears, the stats
The rising cost of PPOs is a growing concern for motor insurers, while some reinsurers are getting skittish because of poor investment returns
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NewsVideo: The Knowledge Live - Compensation culture
Brokers and industry experts shared their views on compensation culture at Insurance Times’ Knowledge Live event in association with Zurich
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge - Compensation culture
The debate over whether there is a compensation culture in the UK is one of the industry’s most divisive issues and there is a chorus of voices that continue to call for measures to address the litigation process
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NewsVideo: The Knowledge Live - SME technology
Brokers and industry experts offered their advice at the Knowledge Live event in Bristol in association with Zurich in August 2012.
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Online onlyThe Knowledge – small business insurance
A battle for market share looms as insurers and brokers vie for business from fewer SMEs
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NewsTop brokers to face John Humphrys in BrokerMind final
Contestants go for glory in Insurance Times’ live quiz
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: People and talent - The people
Finding people with the rights skills for the job – and retaining them – is a major issue for this month’s panel
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: People and talent - Timeline
Apprenticeship schemes have always helped encourage young talent into the industry, even though many more 18-year-olds opted for university during the Labour government years. Today, the rise in the cost of studying for a degree means that more school leavers are opting to go straight into ...
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: People and talent - Survey
You don’t have to be chartered to work here, but …
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: People and talent - The buy
New business models and a soft market have changed the relative value of skills in insurance
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: People and talent - The big story
Chartered brokers could soon be in line for exclusive products and discounted rates
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – People
In this broker special, we hear the views from intermediaries at the coalface of the UK’s construction market
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – Timeline
Rates stay soft amid chronic oversupply, but fresh ideas have provided a boost for some during a sustained period of austerity
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – Survey
We asked you about the challenges of broking in the construction sector. Here’s what you said…
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – The buy
Project development is a lengthy process with complex insurance considerations
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – Big story
Output in UK construction in Q2 2012 fell at its fastest rate since late 2010. But bigger projects with government subsidies are still a decent source of business
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Construction and engineering – Opener
Despite over-capacity and a tough economy dampening down rates, there are still opportunities for brokers in the sector
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Online onlyThe knowledge: personal lines property
The latest edition of our monthly Knowledge series focuses on brokers’ fight back for market share in personal lines property
