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News AnalysisInsurance fraud sector exemplifies the ‘good and bad uses of AI’
’Fraudsters are using AI in the same way that we are looking to use it within our organisations, such as for reconnaissance, target identification and research – the world of AI fraud is moving very quickly and is going to be a challenge for us,’ says director
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NewsEY restructures UK insurance sector model
’The new structure reflects the rapidly changing shape of the UK insurance industry, where the traditional boundaries between retail and commercial insurance are becoming more clearly defined,’ says consultancy
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News AnalysisBriefing: Operation Henhouse puts the fox among the fraudster chickens
Marek Coghill, detective inspector at the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department, details the unit’s latest intensification activity against ghost broking
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News Analysis‘Supply not being matched by demand’ as EV values fall 18% in year – Percayso Inform
With accurate vehicle valuations key to securing adequate motor cover, Insurance Times has analysed the performance of a cohort of vehicles of differing fuel types over the past year, to better understand the market trends shaping prices
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News AnalysisBriefing: Trump Re shows insurance is strategic again
Insurance is playing a role within US president’s chess game with Iran, as Donald Trump introduces political risk cover for maritime trade venturing into the Persian Gulf. But what can the UK learn from this?
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NewsIncoming UK crypto regulations will drive ‘survival of the fittest’
Law firm director says crypto rules could face uphill battle as CFOs question ’whether businesses can practically comply’ with incoming requirements in the UK – or even whether these organisations will ’want to comply’ by keeping their operations in the country
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NewsConsumer Intelligence appoints new MD as Hughes becomes chair
’I’m proud to lead the business operationally and to ensure we continue evolving in line with our clients’ most pressing challenges,’ says appointee
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NewsBackchat: March 2026
A sensational singing soiree, law firm partner delivers podcast, former loss adjuster turns author for claims-centric memoir and London market collaborates for industry linked fundraising. What has the insurance industry been up to of late? You heard it here first…
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Sponsored ContentLaying down the law – Arag
Sponsored content: Andy Talbot, director of marketing, ATE and broker at Arag, explains how legal expenses insurers support policyholders through complex legal changes that impact employers, landlords, tenants, small businesses and the self-employed.
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IT InterviewShirley Woolham: Minster Law’s ‘path back to profitability’ following legal changes
’While the RTA claims car park for personal injury has been significantly reduced over recent years, the nature and type of those accidents is going to continue to evolve and keep presenting new challenges,’ says law firm’s chief executive
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Sponsored ContentAI reality in the UK and Europe moves from pilot to production – EXL
Sponsored content: Mohit Manchanda, SVP and EMEA business head for insurance, healthcare and life sciences at EXL, discusses how AI is moving from idea to implementation in the insurance sector
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NewsTop 50 Brokers: Insurance broking’s ‘bubble’ effect freezes top 10 ranking
‘The top 10 is obviously now in a bubble because of the international aspirations and M&A from some of the biggest groups’, says managing director
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NewsFantasy Football: WTW’s Tony Wright Q&A
WTW’s real estate practice executive director talks to Insurance Times about achieving manager of the month for February in this year’s Fantasy Football league
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Sponsored ContentMotor market sees deflation fading as market turns – Pearson Ham
Sponsored content: Stephen Kennedy, director at Pearson Ham, discusses the nuanced shifts in the personal motor market’s pricing cycle
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IT InterviewGreg Laker: QuestGates’ new chief executive on restructuring to spotlight full market ‘potential’
In his first interview since his promotion, the loss adjusting boss outlines his priorities to build out specialism and ’technical specialty services’ as the firm’s central growth lever in an increasingly cost-conscious market
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Sponsored ContentComplexity and value in PI cases arising from construction sites – Gallagher Bassett
Henry Kirkup, partner at Strata Solicitors, discusses the importance of proactively managing a potentially highly complex type of claim
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NewsDestination Insurance: Reticence to upskill staff is an attitude challenge for firms
Upskilling and continuous development is not something that should benefit the entire industry collaboratively rather than competed over, say roundtable attendees
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News AnalysisFreight forwarders hit by double blow as client insolvencies bite and cargo theft rises
‘The global economic landscape is unlikely to stabilise any time soon, so freight forwarders must be prepared for their customers to default,’ says managing director
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News AnalysisOpinion: The feedback disconnect – why managers are scared to talk to gen Z
Insurance business middle managers are veering away from feedback conversations with younger staffers, but learning how to deliver professional advice successfully to this generation can unlock retention and performance benefits
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Sponsored ContentThe replacement vehicle sector needs a shake-up – Europcar
Sponsored content: Leigh Broomhead, head of insurance at Europcar Mobility Group UK, discusses how industry change is needed to target claims costs and customer satisfaction
