All Suppliers articles – Page 107
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NewsProperty law regulator launches consultation on changes to professional indemnity insurance
The consultation will close on 25 February 2022
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NewsRegulation requirements, personalised products and zero touch operational models set to be tech trends for 2022
EMEA product marketing director says businesses’ technology evolution is vital to move from focusing on just maintenance, to instead ‘being a hub for innovation’
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NewsBusiness school launches new research consortium to better prepare for next systemic risk
The insurance industry’s ’policies, preparedness and financial responses require a significant overhaul’ to ’better equip and protect society from the next major systemic risk’, says Pool Re chief executive
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NewsNew Scottish fire safety legislation could invalidate home insurance policies
The new legislation is set to come into force on 1 February 2022 in Scotland requires interlinked smoke alarms to be fitted by this date
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News84% of leaders concerned about world outlook – World Economic Forum
WEF president urges ’that global challenges need global solutions’, especially as ’our planet is on fire and we have to deal with it’
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NewsNext Insurance scoops former Airbnb finance vice-president as new CFO
The insurtech tripled its GWP last year to $650m
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NewsInternational Underwriting Association reveals 2022 business plan
The IUA argues that any new ’Consumer Duty’ introduced for UK insurers must be ’appropriate and proportional for the wholesale commercial market’
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NewsCPP Group UK buys Alpha Underwriting
The transaction marks the insurtech MGA’s second acquisition in three years
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NewsCII scoops industry veteran to replace chief exec Sian Fisher on interim basis
The new hire will fill Fisher’s role until a permanent chief executive is chosen
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AnalysisInsurance industry urged to review working models post-pandemic
Many insurers, brokers and insurtechs have overhauled their working models post-pandemic because ’a hybrid working model is now a requirement and not a nice-to-have’
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AnalysisBriefing: One year since Supreme Court’s BI judgment, yet outstanding questions remain
Law firm reveals litigation around BI claims is still on the table for this year, especially as the FOS appears to be siding with insurers in the majority of BI-linked cases since last January
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NewsCustomer retention tops insurers’ concerns following FCA pricing changes – Trustly
Three-quarters of businesses have admitted to planning premium increases to balance policy figures following the last deadline of the FCA’s pricing reform
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NewsLloyd’s of London confirms joint venture to overhaul its digital capabilities
It is the first time in more than two decades that the marketplace’s technology will be completely transformed
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NewsFCA pricing rules cause wind of change for car insurance premiums – Consumer Intelligence
Different pricing strategies at play will bode for an ‘interesting few months’ for the UK motor insurance market, says pricing expert
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NewsBlink Parametric partners with travel insurance MGA
The insurtech’s head of product believes the partnership provides reassurance to customers as ‘travel is still on a path to recovery’ following the Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsNFU Mutual lands deal with global risk management platform
The new platform aims to improve the insurer’s efficiency and support rural communities to thrive, says risk management managing director
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NewsInsurtech UK names new principal partner
The trade body’s co-chair says the ’partnership is a reflection of the growth of [its] community’
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NewsProfessional negligence claims linked to Stamp Duty holiday named one of top insurer issues for 2022
Law firm also identified ESG considerations ’as the dominant topic for the year ahead’
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NewsGoCompare and Coplus team up on home insurance initiative
The aggregator’s chief executive hopes the initiative will ’help people’s understanding of excesses in a general policy’
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NewsPI premium hikes push independent legal practitioners to seek ‘security and freedom’ – Taylor Rose MW
Experienced solicitors ‘no longer want the responsibilities of compliance and increasing operating costs’, says chief executive
