All The Briefing articles – Page 3
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AgendaDoes the UK have a compensation culture?
Four specialists discuss the effects of fraudulent claims and how the industry can guard against them
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AgendaTime to shrug off the industry stereotypes
It is essential that insurance improves representation for both race and gender at all levels, to better reflect its customer base
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AgendaAre brokers doing enough to innovate?
Four insurance specialists give their views on whether brokers are keeping up with changes in the market
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AgendaBrokers encouraged to embrace use of smart home tech
Biba has collaborated with Magenta Insurance to tackle rising cost of escape of water claims, as part of a wider approach to leveraging connected smart devices for home cover policies
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AgendaMillennials are main perpetrators of motor insurance fraud
Research by Cifas suggests the view of insurance fraud as a ‘victimless crime’ persists in the UK, with younger drivers increasingly likely to offend through fronting, leading to calls for continuing education from the industry
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AgendaWhat can brokers and insurers do to tackle dual pricing?
Four specialists give their views on how the industry shifts from giving preferential prices to new customers
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AgendaKeyless entry a growing concern as motor thefts rise
Car theft claims rose by 27% in 2018, as criminals find new ways of hacking into high-end cars
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AgendaDual pricing: Getting off the hamster wheel
The insurance industry is coming under increasing pressure over dual-pricing. Will it ever be able to eliminate it?
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AgendaInsurers face rising repair costs due to new car technology
While driver assistance features are improving safety on the roads, vehicles with advanced driver assistance features cost more to repair, a problem exacerbated by a fall in the number of bodyshops
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AgendaWill the Civil Liability Act succeed where others have failed?
Insurers and brokers should expect a big surge in claims ahead of the latest round of whiplash reforms and, once the new portal comes into place, prognosis shift and an attempt by CMCs to reposition themselves
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AgendaIs broker consolidation bad for innovation?
Commercial lines brokers continue to consolidate, with the tie-up between Stackhouse Poland and Gallagher expected to be completed at the end of Q1. But as brokers seek ever-increasing scale, do we risk losing the value of independent advice?
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AgendaCyber reputation threat is top 2019 risk
Cyber threat and its link to loss of reputation is the top risk for SMEs in 2019, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer, and the second biggest concern for mid-sized firms, next to business interruption (BI). The two risks are linked, with cyber incidents the most feared BI trigger for ...
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AgendaLet clients decide over unrated insurers, brokers told
Brokers could find themselves on the hook for professional negligence claims if they do not make their clients aware that the option to use cheaper unrated carriers is available
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AgendaBrexit effect begins to bite UK businesses
Political and economic uncertainty are taking their toll as growth and confidence dips and insolvencies reach a four-year high amid calls from small business leaders to better protect supply chains
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AgendaWhat is the role of the broker in the construction sector?
Three industry experts consider why businesses in the building industry will continue to benefit from professional advice on insurance
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AgendaConstruction insurance market bottoms out
Rates online remain soft even as some capacity providers leave the market, but underwriters are becoming more selective
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News AnalysisConstruction enters the digital age
The building industry has traditionally been slow to adopt new technology, but that is starting to change, bringing with it new kinds of risk
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AgendaHow can brokers win and retain motor business in the aggregator age?
A panel of specialists give their views on whether brokers still have the edge in a tough market
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NewsEY: Motor insurers ‘back in the red’ by 2019
After the highs of 2017, motor rates are expected to continue falling this year and next. But there is some good news for the industry as efforts to curtail whiplash claims come into force
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NewsSMEs are waking up to cyber threat, but are they buying cover?
Small businesses now rank cyber incidents as their biggest threat after business interruption, but many are still underestimating their exposure and don’t have a plan in the event of an attack
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