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Briefing: When more care is possible, what care is right?
Sharon Brown, founder and chief executive at the Pet and Equine Insurance Association (Peia), questions whether the insurance sector’s approach to increasing limits has become part of the problem
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‘Contextualised care’ could assist insurers with handling high-value pet claims
Insurers and vets are exploring whether contextualised care could help inform high-value pet claims decisions, while stressing the need to protect clinical judgement, animal welfare and consumer trust
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Pet insurance for older animals ‘needs a rethink’
‘As insurers, we haven’t given it enough thought,’ says conference participant
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Briefing: The insurance broker is at an existential crossroads
Daniel Lloyd-John, chief executive and founder at HNW broker Broadway Insurance Partners, discusses how the rise of AI may not fundamentally change insurance broking as much as expected
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Car insurance premiums see minor third quarter dip as market stabilises
‘Car insurance prices are more stable now than they have been in recent years,’ says chief executive
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Uinsure launches ‘UK first’ home insurance monitoring service
’It’s a personalised experience for the customer and the insurer,’ says managing director
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Travel insurance sector a ‘noticeable absence’ from contributory data sets
‘These initiatives span several markets and, in some cases, have existed for several decades – the noticeable absence is travel,’ says actuary
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Briefing: How to lose friends and alienate Rolex wearers
Clegg Gifford chief executive Toby Clegg questions whether a future advantage in underwriting may lie in more accurately pricing the risks originating from moral hazard and insured behaviour
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Markel launches travel product for rare-disease clinical trial participants
‘People living with a rare disease may need to travel considerable distances to access specialist clinical trials,’ says underwriter
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Staged e-bike and scooter accidents are an ‘epidemic up and down the country’
‘If you hit someone on a scooter, you’re immediately going to be terrified – and when people are terrified, it’s much easier get them at the scene, in shock, to admit liability,’ says partner
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Insurers urged to use AI and planning portals to tackle home underinsurance problem
‘We could have a system in place where in the run up to renewal, the insurer cross-references or does an AI check on if the property has had any planning permission applications’ says director
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Drug trial saboteur jailed after £300,000 Antiguan travel insurance scam uncovered
‘NCA officers were investigating Thomas for attempting to sabotage a drugs trial when we discovered key evidence that he was also involved in significant and complicated attempts to defraud insurance companies,’ says investigating officer
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