All Suppliers articles – Page 112
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NewsChallenging cyber insurance market in 2022 will force major insurer withdrawal - report
‘Bottom line, insurers have been collecting small premiums while facing near infinite risks’, says senior analyst
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NewsFSCS forecasts £900m levy amid postponed retail pool
Postponing the retail pool gave FSCS time to gain ’better understanding of failures for the current financial year’ chief executive Caroline Rainbird says
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NewsNicky Morgan joins ABI replacing Jon Dye
The trade association has has also made two further appointments
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News AnalysisInsurer relief as court judgement ends massive claims threat
Consumers will now have to show that they have personally suffered damage or distress
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NewsUK insurance staff waste eight hours each week trying to understand data – Abbyy
Artificial intelligence skills could help empower staff
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NewsManchester-based insurtech broker eyes deals after £9m investment
The money will fund the group’s latest deal while accelerating its M&A strategy
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NewsGovernment’s post-Brexit financial services regulation proposals could see insurance sector ‘flourish’
The consultation on the future regulatory framework will close on 9 February next year
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NewsTrade bodies band together to create standardised product governance assessment form
Without cross-market guidance, the new rules had the potential to ‘snowball into an unmanageable administrative burden’ for insurance market participants, says LMA head of regulatory affairs
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AnalysisParametric products will have role to play in closing protection gaps
Broker and insurer collaboration will be vital to create parametric ‘products that will meet the challenges of new risks and rising demand’
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Sponsored ContentUsing natural language processing to boost underwriters’ productivity – Re:infer
Communications work has become a real burden in underwriting, but insurers can automate a great deal of it with natural language processing, according to Ed Challis, chief executive of Re:infer
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Sponsored ContentA turbulent time for repairers - what can the industry expect in the next 12 months?
Matthew Stansfield, operations director of motor engineering at Davies, reflects on the challenges arising for repairer networks as the UK emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsBackchat November 2021
A spy running late, a spooky Halloween inspired game for brokers and a controversial home insurance advert. What has the insurance industry been up to lately? You heard it here first…
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Sponsored ContentOIC portal data raises questions – Carpenters Group
The data published by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) regarding the first three months of operation on the Official Injury Claim (OIC) portal poses some interesting questions. Carpenters Group director Donna Scully takes a closer look at the potential problems so far
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Sponsored ContentProcess intelligence is needed to drive better underwriting outcomes – ABBYY
ABBYY’s solution marketing manager for insurance Eileen Potter discusses how automation and artificial intelligence can support better insurance processes and outcomes
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Sponsored ContentOpen finance has endless possibilities for insurance industry – EXL Service
EXL, a global analytics and digital solutions company, discusses how open finance signals ‘a new spirit of partnership’ between consumers and carriers
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Sponsored ContentSupporting brokers following the FCA’s 2022 fair value reform deadline – Close Brothers Premium Finance
Elliott Hayes, Close Brothers Premium Finance’s commercial sales director, explains how the premium finance provider is helping brokers ahead of the FCA’s final deadline for its general insurance pricing reform
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NewsForum of Insurance Lawyers elects new president from BLM Law
Key agenda items for the membership organisation in the next year includes climate change, diversity and inclusion and business transition post-pandemic
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NewsShift in claim trends creates demand for new talent in property insurance
Utilising educational institution career fairs and in-house development are key ways to attract new, younger talent to the sector
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NewsQBE signs three-year deal with rehabilitation services provider
The ‘market tender exercise is a great way for QBE to assess the rehabilitation providers in the market’, says the insurer’s rehabilitation manager
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NewsHome and motor insurance markets predicted to be loss-making in 2022 – EY
The professional services firm also believes insurers will need to increasingly focus on environmental, social and governance factors
