Insurance Times rounds up the most significant appointments, promotions and leadership changes from 14 to 18 July 2025
’Aviva’s significant expansion in offshore renewables capacity reflects our continued investment in building a market-leading renewable energy proposition,’ says director
’We need insurers to stop making things worse and step up to be climate heroes,’ says protester
Insurance Times reveals the gender pay gaps at the biggest brokers listed within its annual Top 50 Brokers report
’Underfunding flood defence programmes could cost the government far more in the long run,’ warns RSA CUO
A protest is set to go ahead at the Premiership rugby final this weekend
‘There’s a clear disparity between the national brokers that are leading the way and smaller regional brokers,’ says managing director
Insurance Times rounds up the biggest exclusive stories from 2 to 6 June 2025
Insurance Times investigates the gender pay gaps at the biggest insurers listed within its annual Top 50 Insurers report
Popular naturalist tells Lloyd’s event that the UK is not feeling ‘enough pain’ to take suitable risk mitigation action against flooding
The UK government cannot always put its money where its mouth is, so politicians may lean on the insurance sector to support mitigating more extreme UK weather, dangling the carrot of lower cost claims
James Roberts, head of insurance sales at Europcar, discusses the rise in expectation around replacement vehicles
Protesters refused to leave for several hours
The FCA and PRA initially consulted on proposed rules and expectations around diversity and inclusion for regulated firms in September 2023
There is still a reluctance from employers to seek to understand the benefits a neurodiverse member of staff can bring to the table
’Solar panels, while a valuable renewable energy source, present a number of risks that homeowners and insurers need to consider,’ says head of product
Recent storms coupled with the Labour government’s plan to build 1.5 million homes by the next parliament – a target set by prime minister Keir Starmer in October 2023 – gives the insurance industry pause for thought around balancing flood risk management, property insurance and demand for housing
A new protection gap between insured and uninsured property losses, driven by flooding in the UK, means it is more important than ever for brokers to be proactive when supporting clients
Electrified vehicles now represent a 7.7% share of the UK’s used car market, which could impact the severity of lithium-ion battery risks insurers are grappling with
’We must continue to mitigate the damage caused by flooding to ensure the insurance market has the ability to provide affordable cover to those at risk,’ says director of communications and transition