This Insurance Times webinar, in association with Iceye, discusses how the insurance sector is evolving across all stages of flood response to meet the challenges posed by the increasing frequency and severity of UK flood events.
‘Many providers, particularly brands from intermediary insurer groups, have reduced their rates, offering some van drivers more affordable quotes,’ says industry expert
‘This feels like a deliberate move to encourage more travellers back into the market and to capture loyalty as overseas travel continues to normalise,’ says director
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 22 to 26 September 2025
‘The rewards for organisations that demonstrate a commitment to risk management are significant,’ says director
Sponsored content: Paul Sowden, strategic account manager at Iceye, discusses the increasing need for flood response information and technology
Market feedback has revealed that micro businesses of less than 10 staff could fall victim to buying commercial covers with a personal lines mindset, risking underinsurance and coverage gaps – how can the sector mitigate this?
‘Our study has clearly shown the importance of the London company market to the financial services sector and wider UK economy,’ says director of communications
GIPP regulations are driving down the number of people switching provider when their motor insurance comes up for renewal, so what factors other than price can insurers use to differentiate their service?
The latest General Insurance Price Index from Pearson Ham Group has been released
‘The property and casualty insurance market will remain challenging, with many business lines seeing rates decline due to plentiful capacity and robust competition,’ says analyst
‘It’s unfair that someone can go and get a pedicab and yet a taxi driver that has got a lot of insurance is paying several thousand pounds,’ says director