Personal Lines related articles – Page 48
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NewsBroker clients cutting cover as economy worsens – RSA
Rising energy prices and high wage demands are two of the issues topping insured’s current concerns
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NewsBroker Service Survey 2022/23: How many stars do your insurer partners deserve?
Brokers nationwide can now participate in the annual Insurance Times Broker Service Survey for 2022/23.
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NewsInsurance Times Awards 2022: Arma Karma is ‘intent on driving real change’
Ben Smyth, chief executive of Arma Karma, tells Insurance Times why his firm deserves to be named MGA Challenger of the Year.
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NewsPen Underwriting and Aviva extend and expand strategic partnership
The MGA and the insurer are a ‘great strategic fit’ for eachother, says managing director
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NewsPFR measures could majorly mitigate future flood losses – JBA Risk Management
The firm said the insurance market will see profit from Flood Re’s BBB scheme in seven years if just 3% of suitable properties were invested in
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NewsCFC launches Leadenhall-based Innovation Hub
The MGA’s offices in Gracechurch Street are nearing capacity, creating the need for a dedicated space for the firm’s technology organisation
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NewsNew environmentally friendly motor insurer launched
Zixty will provide carbon footprint offsetting to its short term motor customers as part of its cover
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NewsSaga returns to profit for H1 2022 as travel soars post-Covid
The insurer’s group chief executive says although the business is ’mindful that the external environment remains challenging’ it is confident that Saga is now in a stronger position than it was pre-pandemic
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News AnalysisInsurers spooked as Halloween’s ‘mischief night’ approaches
With Halloween fast approaching, many insurers will be on their guard as the night is one the biggest for car theft, vandalism, fires and burglaries – but the need for cover doesn’t end there for some haunted customers
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NewsPolicy Expert hits record policy sales in ‘best month ever’ August
The insurtech’s executive chair and chief executive says the results confirms the success of its approach to ’harnessing data and tech’
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AnalysisComplaints fall post-pandemic, but how is the industry really faring?
Insurance DataLab picks out the choice complaints data to explore where insurers are succeeding and where they can target improvements
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NewsUnderinsurance is a bigger risk to HNW clients than theft or burglary – Ecclesiastical
Almost three quarters of brokers believe there is a problem with HNW customers being underinsured
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NewsOptimisation is ‘the game in town’ rather than simple pricing – RSA
At Earnix’s mid-September conference in London, RSA’s chief underwriting officer discussed how fair value might be applied to the increased quantity of products in the market
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NewsStaysure Group buys remaining shares of price comparison website
The price comparison website’s founder and managing director will be stepping down as a result
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AnalysisBriefing: Industry scratching its head over deepfake e-scooter fraud
What new types of claims and fraus will arise following the extension of the UK’s e-scooter trial?
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NewsDuck Creek Technologies launches new business accelerator suite for UK pet insurers
The UK pet insurance market is ’ripe for disruption’ with an estimated £1.5bn GWP generated per year by 2025
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NewsCost of living crunch sees over-55s seek pay-as-you-drive car cover – Trakm8
Driver apps across the board are also proving to be popular
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NewsRussia’s sovereign internet could see cyber insurance implications – CyberCube
A sovereign Russian internet could lead to cybercriminal safe havens which could see implications for cyber insurance according to the latest report from CyberCube published today (12 September 2022).
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AnalysisCost of living crisis drives greater fraud volume and frequency from non-traditional sources
Counter fraud experts explained that difficult economic conditions are leading to increased levels of fraud from non-traditional perpetrators, necessitating a rethink of existing anti-fraud models
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NewsABI responds to Merton Council leader comments in wake of Thornton Heath gas explosion
The trade association said it would continue to monitor any developments and reiterated that insurers would continue to do everything they can to assist impacted residents
