Risk Management – Page 54
-
NewsStrike action travel insurance cover sparse amid airline complications – Which?
Nearly half of travel insurance policies do not cover customers for strikes by airport or airline staff, the firm’s latest research reveals
-
NewsBroker consolidation indicates ‘rosy future for the broking market’ – Accenture
Brokers must also move from ‘traditional risk indemnity into risk management mitigation’ to obtain ‘frequent customer engagement’, says senior managing director
-
NewsPublic expects insurers to ‘lean into’ the challenges posed by systemic risks – James Dalton
The sector must ‘think carefully’ about how it can best respond to these types of risks, however
-
NewsInsurers approximately £1.44bn out of pocket due to vehicle thefts – CMA
The ‘lack of data is disguising the true, frankly embarrassing, scale of the UK’s vehicle crime problem’, says managing director and former police detective
-
NewsUK heatwave will cause increase in glass claims – Auto Windscreens
’Tracking weather and forecasting peaks and troughs is vital’ for insurers, says commercial and sales director
-
News‘Evolving black swan events’ are making ‘the industry incredibly nervous’ – Accenture
Despite five possible black swan events on the horizon, past industry action has demonstrated that insurance companies take these risks ‘very much in their stride’, according to professional services firm
-
News‘There will always be a need for insurance’ – Lloyd’s boss John Neal
The insurance industry provides ’a framework for bouncing back’, as risk can never completely be eliminated and ’we cannot just look to politicians for answers’
-
Sponsored ContentTravelers: Why smaller solicitor clients need professional indemnity insurance
James Graham, deputy head of professional indemnity and cyber at Travelers, outlines the best practices to follow when advising on PI cover for smaller solicitors - their reputations will likely depend on it
-
NewsMGA Coalition strikes long-term capacity deal with Allianz
Too many organisations ’simply aren’t prepared’ for cyber risks, says Coalition’s head of insurance
-
NewsIndustry opportunities arise from growing state sponsored cyber attacks – Lloyd’s of London
The insurance industry has an opportunity to develop ’affirmative physical damage offerings’
-
NewsMGAs can help ‘keep insurance relevant’ – David Howden
The insurance sector’s reputation has suffered as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, which MGAs could help remedy, says chief executive
-
News‘Incumbent’ that brokers and insurers work together to combat underinsurance – Allianz
Industry has ‘a huge responsibility’ to mitigate inflation-driven underinsurance and ensure that certain risks do not ‘become uninsurable’, says chief executive
-
NewsCeta launches new notional home insurance product
Notional home cover may be more suited to homeowners in the current inflationary environment
-
IT InterviewSteve Gaywood: Cost of living crisis sees insurance customers ‘game the system’ and turn to fraud
Although consumers may be tempted to ‘cut corners’ when it comes to their insurance provision, this will only lead to ‘a false economy’, according to head of counter fraud
-
Sponsored ContentHelping clients adopt MFA as a critical layer of cyber security — Travelers
Chris McMurray, cyber lead at Travelers Europe, examines why multifactor authentication is a vital tool for protecting businesses from cyber attacks
-
NewsZurich Municipal and Previsico ink deal to boost UK public sector flood resilience
Surface flood water makes up nearly 60% of UK flood risk, but is not currently covered by Environment Agency warnings
-
NewsCyber insurance cost rises represent a correction towards ‘more sustainable premiums’ – BrokerFest 2022
The importance of cyber essentials and protecting your supply chain has never been more apparent, say expert panel
-
NewsSolar storms could cause BI and data loss claims
The burgeoning space sector could present additional risks for insurers, says Swiss Re
-
News‘Fundamental gaps’ exist in insurance for systemic risks – BrokerFest 2022
Segmenting and compartmentalising cover could present a solution, however
-
AnalysisBriefing: More insurers need to think outside the box to mitigate cost of living crisis
Insurers must step into the breach once more to support consumers – but how many are actually willing to reduce monthly installment plan premium uplifts?
