Personal Lines related articles – Page 2
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NewsPet premiums rise 2.8% in June
‘Pet insurance prices continued to fall overall during the second quarter, but June marked a clear change in direction,’ says product manager
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NewsInsurance Times launches new personal lines connectivity survey
The survey comes as growth, distribution and connectivity are becoming increasingly interconnected in the personal lines insurance market
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NewsIkea enters UK home insurance with Urban Jungle deal
’We are bringing a simple, functional and affordable home insurance product to our customers,’ says country customer experience manager
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News AnalysisBriefing: How pet insurance can support better access to care
Sharon Brown, founder and chief executive at the Pet and Equine Insurance Association (Peia), explains why insurance input is so vital to understanding and improving timely access to care for our animal companions
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NewsAverage subsidence claim reaches £20,000 as record spring drives surge
‘As extreme weather becomes more common, protecting homes will be increasingly important,’ says director
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NewsLloyd’s chief actuary Stewart joins Aviva as personal lines CUO
‘Stewart’s deep technical expertise, proven leadership and extensive industry experience will be a real asset to Aviva,’ says UK personal lines chief executive
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NewsNatWest launches new home insurance proposition
‘When the right technology exists, institutions with millions of customers can deliver insurance in a way that genuinely works,’ says chief distribution officer
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NewsCriminal networks behind one in 10 luxury watch claims
‘Fraud involving luxury watches is not just confined to isolated or opportunistic incidents,’ says senior manager
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NewsPet-related costs and emergencies rise as pet-friendly holidays grow
‘Pets are a central part of the family, so it’s no surprise that they play a major role in how people plan their holidays,’ says head
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NewsNew wedding insurance proposition Save The Date launches
‘Weddings are among the largest purchases many people will make, but customers are not always given a clear view of the cover they are buying,’ says founder
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NewsPoor claims service sends UK insurance sentiment into the red
’Customers are no longer judging their insurer on price alone,’ says chief executive
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News AnalysisMeltem Yazar: Claims Champion on how ‘every claims process can be improved’
Insurance Times’ Claims Champion of the Year explains why empathy, curiosity and questioning established processes are key to delivering fair customer outcomes
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NewsLondon’s subsidence timebomb – check your postcode here
New figures from property data intelligence firm Chimnie, published exclusively by Insurance Times, reveal that the overwhelming majority of London properties will be at risk of subsidence-related damage by the year 2080
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NewsFlood Re to pilot Flood Performance Certificates for new builds
‘Integrating post-construction records of flood mitigation would strengthen the transparency, confidence and recognition of flood resilience measures,’ says head
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Sponsored ContentThe bottleneck limiting growth for personal lines insurers – Applied Systems
Sponsored content: Matt Wellman, senior director of enterprise accounts and insurer relationships at Applied Systems Europe, discusses how technology team demands can slow down growth
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NewsAcrisure UK launches HNW proposition
‘Private client insurance is becoming more complex, with clients often managing multiple assets, changing family circumstances, international considerations and emerging risks,’ says head
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NewsTravel insurers launch in-app calling for emergency claims
‘This is a very neat solution that doesn’t require people to do anything extra, but gives them a critical benefit,’ says managing director
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News AnalysisBriefing: Pet and equine insurance fraud becoming a market sustainability challenge
Sharon Brown, founder and chief executive at the Pet and Equine Insurance Association (Peia) discusses the need for a market reaction to the growing threat of fraud
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News AnalysisBanned breeds: Has the insurance market left dog attack victims exposed?
The removal of mandatory third-party liability insurance for exempted banned dogs has closed one regulatory loophole – but it has also exposed a wider question for insurers. As the market retreats from high-risk breeds, who ultimately bears the financial cost when serious attacks occur?
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NewsConstruction costs jump 4.4% amid US-Iran war
‘The risk of underinsurance has already grown and the problem is likely to worsen over time,’ says director
