All Suppliers articles – Page 119
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NewsNearly three quarters of consumers willing to share personal data to get cheaper premiums – Capco
The global technology and digital consultancy’s latest survey highlights four areas of opportunity for insurers
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NewsIFB backs calls for government to include online ads in Online Safety Bill
The ABI has joined the IFB in asking the government to include online ads in the bill
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NewsTrõv partners with private rental insurer
The insurtech’s founder and chief exec believes that its embedded insurance offering helps close the consumer protection gap
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NewsLockdown lifting set to spark crash for cash induced collisions – Ageas
The insurer’s claims director says that as lockdown has made it harder for these scams to occur, there could be a spike when restrictions lift
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News‘More mea culpas for insurers’ expected after FCA fines Lloyd’s Bank General Insurance £90m
Insurance software firm believes ’insurers have been lazy in their efforts to build loyalty and improve retention rates’ and that an ’altogether new approach to customer loyalty is needed
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NewsCollective Benefits raises £6m to further expand across Europe
Anthony Beilin, Collective Benefits’ co-founder and chief executive, sees the investment as a ’major vote of confidence’
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NewsFPCs and ‘Build Back Better’ approach can support communities struggling with flooding – Flood Re
Due to the detrimental impact of flooding on socially vulnerable and ethnic minority communities, the insurance industry ‘must support the roll out of Build Back Better’
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NewsLondon professional indemnity market expected to thrive over the next year – Clyde and Co
Recession, cyber threats and regulatory intervention are insurance professionals’ biggest concerns
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NewsHigh-profile sporting events put risks ‘under health and safety spotlight’ for brokers – FOIL
Players slipping at high-profile sporting events, such as Wimbledon, is ‘not new’ - the grass courts are known to be an ’unpredictable factor’
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NewsInsurance Times’s Technology Champion of the Year 2021 - who gets your vote?
Five finalists have been shortlisted for the Technology Champion of the Year award for 2021, but who will be crowned the winner?
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NewsRMS appoints managing director for UK insurance business
The new hire believes the firm is ‘uniquely positioned to lead the development of an open, unified platform for global risk’
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NewsEsure Group secures five-year partnership with Minster Law
Part one of the whiplash reforms, which launched on 31 May, ‘is an opportunity to iron out poor practises and simplify the claims journey’ says esure chief claims officer
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NewsFootballer ordered to pay £5,000 following insurance fraud
A 33-year-old man scored a halfway line goal during a football match, despite claiming that he was unable to play after sustaining a foot injury in a road traffic accident four years ago
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NewsCustomers still struggling to afford insurance – Premium Credit
Some customers have driven their vehicles without insurance as they cannot afford cover
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NewsAviva sells its majority stake in Neos
The insurer will work to ensure a ‘smooth transition for the future’
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Sponsored ContentCollaboration is key to whiplash reforms – Carpenters Group
Faye Fishlock, head of defendant insurance services at Carpenters Group tells Insurance Times why collaboration is key to whiplash reforms
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Sponsored ContentPremium finance has its benefits – Premium Credit
Premium Credit’s chief sales and marketing officer Owen Thomas tells Insurance Times on how insurance premium finance can be useful to clients, brokers and insurers alike
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FeaturesBrokers set to be ‘squirming’ as FCA fixates on product value
Large insurers and price setting brokers ’have got a lot of work to do’ ahead of the GI pricing reform implementation deadlines, says compliance expert
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NewsGenasys names new joint chief execs
The firm’s founder and current chief executive will step away from day-to-day operations
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NewsInsurance industry backs EC decision to scrap Green Card requirement for UK drivers
The ABI, MIB and Biba have welcomed the news after long campaigning for it to be scrapped
