All Insurance Times articles in On-Line Archive – Page 2260
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NewsFCA business interruption test case: Day 6 - as it happened
A test case brought by the FCA against eight insurers could have significant consequences for insurers, brokers and policyholders. We report on the latest from the High Court…
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NewsLV= confirms 600 potential redundancies as part of business restructure
Chief executive Steve Treloar emphasised that the staff cut is not related to the Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsZego partners with e-scooter firm to insure Teeside trial roll-out
Insurtech Zego has partnered with e-scooter company – Ginger, to provide insurance for the UK’s first e-scooter trial which has launched in Tees Valley, North East England.
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NewsMore needs to be done to restore public trust in insurance, urges CII
The industry body has proposed that insurers take a three-pronged approach to tackle falling levels of trust
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NewsFCA business interruption test case: Day 7 - as it happened
A test case brought by the FCA against eight insurers could have significant consequences for insurers, brokers and policyholders. We report on the latest from the High Court…
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NewsCovid-19 driving demand for bicycle insurance in cities
As bicycle sales rise, insurers have a key opportunity to increase the uptake of this kind of cover in the UK
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NewsTaxi driver sentenced for bogus personal injury claim
The court held that the personal injury claim was “full of inconsistencies”
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News AnalysisLemonade’s IPO – what does it mean for the insurance industry?
Insurtech Lemonade’s shares doubled in value on its first day of trading on 2 July, surging from $29 to $69.41; this followed the firm filing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) back in June.
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Online onlyThe story of brokers' troubled relationship with Gefion and Tansar
The story of Tansar and Gefion is fully revealed in the administrator’s documents
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Online onlyBriefing: Brokers must learn lessons from the unrated Gefion saga
The saga of unrated Gefion and the impact on brokers is a lesson that should be learned
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NewsClose Brothers chief exec Sharon Bishop steps down
Sharon Bishop is stepping down as chief executive of Close Brothers Premium Finance after seven years in the role, and 17 years overall at the firm.
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NewsInsurtech Digital Risks to rebrand as Superscript amid global ambition
Insurtech Digital Risks will be rebranding as Superscript as it guns to become the global leader in SME insurance.
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News AnalysisLancashire falls to $23m H1 loss as Covid-19 claims hit hard
The insurer increased its loss estimate for Covid-19 to $42m
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NewsFCA business interruption test case: Day 8 - as it happened
A test case brought by the FCA against eight insurers could have significant consequences for insurers, brokers and policyholders. We report on the latest from the High Court…
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NewsDARAG Group appoints new group head of claims from Tokio Marine Kiln
The new hire will start with the firm from 17 August
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IT InterviewDLG motor claims dropped by 70% during Covid-19 pandemic peak
The insurer’s head of claims says ‘we’ve just got to be ready’ for claims escalation as lockdown eases
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NewsBriefing: Is Beazley plotting its route to success post-corona?
The insurer has been re-focusing its risk mix to prepare for any recession that follows the Covid-19 pandemic, and has already taken action that it hopes will reduce the impact of any future claims that arise as part of the anticipated economic downturn
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NewsThe legacy of Covid-19 will be the end of legacy – how a global pandemic is accelerating the adoption of cloud platforms
Industry experts discuss the change in business approaches as insurers decide whether Covid-19 reactions are a ‘one-time thing’ or have ‘fundamentally changed the fabric of the business’
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News‘It’s not the size of your cloud that matters, it’s what you do with it’ – SSP
The cloud has been critical to saving the insurance industry time and money, but it is less about size and instead depends on how firms use it. An expert panel discuss its use and overall impact during an Insurance Times webinar
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NewsRSA improves underwriting profit by 33% for 2020 H1
The insurer added within its H1 trading results that although ‘business interruption coverages are not expected to be eligible for Covid-19 claims, there are a number of areas where claims are being paid’
