All Insurance Times articles in On-Line Archive – Page 2303
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NewsSimply Business selects insurtech MGA as health insurance provider for new proposition
The first phase will see the insurtech unveil its health insurance plan for the self-employed
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NewsUK-EU insurance capacity relationships still required post-Brexit says Pro Insurance Solutions
Pro Insurance Solutions managing director Robert Buchberger tells Insurance Times that there is ”an ongoing desire to operate international schemes in commercial and financial lines”
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NewsBuilding Safety Register reveals new manifesto
The Building Safety Register’s co-founder hopes the manifesto will provoke wider discussion over the implications of building safety for the insurance market, as well as highlight risk management measures
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NewsRegulator warns capital markets will need to be part of future BI provision
The future provision of business interruption insurance is likely to require the use of alternative risk transfer solutions given the lessons learned from Covid-19
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NewsAccidental damage accounts for 48% of all new claims – LV= General Insurance
The insurer links this claim trend to the increase in home working and schooling, with drinks being spilled on technology such as laptops
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NewsArdonagh Group expands down under with Resilium buy
The group’s chief executive David Ross says the acquisition forms the ’centrepiece’ of its Australia operations
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NewsLloyd’s warns syndicates of ‘increasingly high risk’ cyber attack threats from Internet of Things devices
Lloyd’s worked in partnership with CyberCube and Guy Carpenter on its new report for syndicates, designed to support their understanding of emerging cyber risks
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NewsAviva reportedly in talks to sell its operations amid Italy sale
The insurer confirmed that it was “exploring options”
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NewsPIB Group-owned Cobra Network ranks Aviva as insurer partner of the year
Cobra Network Underwriting Agencies and Zurich are also recognised within the network’s annual member survey results
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NewsMore than a fifth of adults trust insurance firms less because of Covid-19
To rectify the negativity surrounding the business interruption test case and the resulting impact on trust in the sector, ‘there is clearly work to be done at an industry level’ says Sicsic Advisory MD
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FeaturesBriefing: The Covid-19 pandemic ‘has become far less of an acceptable excuse for poor service’
While the industry debates service standards during the reign of Covid-19, Insurance Times editor advocates embracing the ‘new normal’ rather than longing for pre-pandemic days
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NewsConsumers still ‘cautious and sceptical’ over how insurers use data – FOIL
Speaking at a Forum of Insurance Lawyers’ (FOIL) webinar last week, Duncan Minty, founder of Ethics and Insurance, says that if insurance intends on being successful with innovation, it needs to close the trust gap with consumers
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NewsUnderwriting training simulator created for Hiscox
There is a shortage of skilled underwriters in the sector, according to Hiscox - the simulator will address the skills gap
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News‘Challenger’ insurtechs are attracting ‘customers who have never bought insurance before’
Sønr’s chief executive outlines innovative way certain types of insurtechs are pulling in new business
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NewsCGI Insurance completes rebrand as Partners&
Partners& chief executive says CGI was the ‘perfect fit’
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IT InvestigatesThe Insurance Times 2021 Etrading Survey is now open
The 2021 Insurance Times Etrading Survey is now open to brokers. Etrading has become even more important in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, so it’s time to share your views on your etrading experiences over the last 12 months
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NewsGRP inks deal to buy Marsh’s UK Networks business
On completion of the deal, a single brand proposition will be launched called Hedron
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NewsM&A set to soar in 2021 – Clyde and Co
In the law firm’s report released yesterday, it revealed that dealmakers’ appetites have returned after the hit of the pandemic
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NewsMotor insurance premiums predicted to fall by up to 10% in 2021 – PWC
Home insurance premiums are also expected to decrease by 4% to 8%, says the professional services firm
