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News AnalysisFrom keyless hacking to conflict zones – how the UK’s stolen vehicles fuel a global trade
Car thefts may be falling, but exclusive data from Thatcham Research shows that the way organised criminals target vehicles – and the models they are targeting – are changing
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NewsSuper applications offer insurance opportunity, but Europe faces data sharing challenge
’I really see a challenge of having them becoming big in Europe at the moment because of restrictions on data sharing,’ says head of partnerships
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News AnalysisBriefing: Forget escape, it’s water itself we need to start insuring
Persistent drought and the UK water sector’s instability raise important questions for the sector around the potential provision of new products
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NewsInsurers ‘not ready’ for next-generation distribution
’Neither the market nor the insurers are ready,’ says head of partnerships
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News AnalysisInsurer operational capacity is limiting quoting, but AI offers an ‘infinite’ ability to scale
Insurers are turning to AI to take on repeatable operational work and free up capacity to write more business, with industry leaders saying the technology could finally deliver the efficiency gains promised by previous technology waves
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NewsAI must not distract from insurance’s knowledge loss, says CII chief executive
CII chief executive Matthew Hill says the industry must focus on preserving human judgement and leadership as artificial intelligence reshapes the workplace
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News AnalysisBriefing: Evolving crash for cash threat hits UK motorists and insurers with more sophisticated tactics
Detective inspector Chris O’Donovan, deputy head of the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department, explains how crash for cash fraud has evolved to now feature identity theft elements and greater use of mopeds
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FeaturesInsurance’s knowledge gap: ‘We lose personalities, we lose judgement’
’What we almost never talk about is how we stop people falling out of [insurance],’ says associate
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NewsBackchat: September 2026
A gruelling cycling challenge, cyber-centric podcast launch, big broker anniversary and some sad news, with condolences to the Parker family. What has the insurance industry been up to of late? You heard it here first…
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NewsFuture UK wildfires could cause more complex coverage disputes and litigation
During the summer of 2026, prolonged hot, dry weather fuelled blazes across moors, farmland and urban parks
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News AnalysisSoft market, hard lessons? The hidden risks behind broader cover
Falling premiums and more generous policy terms are benefiting buyers, but experts warn that today’s competitive market could create challenges when claims arise and conditions tighten
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NewsInsurance lawyer body appoints new chief executive
‘I am proud to be taking it into its next chapter,’ says new chief executive
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NewsQuestGates launches dedicated counter fraud service for insurance firms
’The strength of our counter fraud capability lies in the scale of specialist resources that support the whole group,’ says chief executive
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News AnalysisBeyond the D-word – does insurance still believe in diversity?
As the insurance industry moves away from dedicated diversity and inclusion initiatives towards broader conversations about culture, talent and skills, the question is whether this marks genuine progress – or simply makes an old problem less visible
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NewsReinsurers closely consider M&A opportunities as surplus capital deployment tool
Market commentators suggest that M&A opportunities encompassing specialty lines, MGAs, insurtechs and firms with a Lloyd’s footprint could be particularly attractive to reinsurers looking to redeploy capital for inorganic growth
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NewsAlternative capital now ‘embedded’ as ‘permanent form of capacity’ for reinsurance market as investor risk appetite and ILS scope expand
Alternative capital shows signs of perminancy and cat bonds ‘complement’ reinsurance pricing by ‘stepping in to provide more cover for frequency risk as reinsurers have retrenched from that’, according to Moody’s
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News AnalysisBriefing: Dive In is ending – DEI cannot end with it
Ican co-founder Ajay Mistry looks back at the successes of DEI-focused insurance event Dive In – and says that what comes next will be vital
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NewsWoodgate and Clark invests in major loss expertise with appointment
‘His appointment signals a renewed strength in our major loss technical expertise,’ says director
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NewsFCA’s bullying and harassment conduct rules come into effect
‘Senior managers are expected not only to address misconduct effectively when concerns are raised, but also to foster a culture in which concerns can be reported safely,’ says head
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NewsMotor insurers struggle to make price rises stick as competition intensifies
‘As inflation has eased, some insurers have shifted their focus back to growth, increasing competition in selected segments,’ says partner
