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London’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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Flood 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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The 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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Acrisure 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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Travel 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
News Analysis
Briefing: 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
News Analysis
Banned 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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Construction 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
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Ageas UK secures new home insurance deal with Source
’We’re continually investing in both our technology and our product proposition to ensure advisers have access to the best possible solutions for their clients,’ says director
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Protection insurers paid out £8bn in 2025
‘Protection insurance remains a cornerstone of financial resilience,’ says head
News Analysis
Vehicle value swings of up to £7,000 could leave policyholders facing insurance gap
New figures from Percayso Inform’s Vehicle Intelligence Platform show dramatic shifts in resale values across the used car market, highlighting the need for accurate vehicle data from both policyholders and insurers alike
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High Five: Catch up on the biggest stories this week
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 22 to 26 June 2026
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