Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 6 to 10 April 2026
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‘Tracker’s technology enables a win-win-win situation for insurers, customers and UK police, enabling lower premiums, reduced claims costs and continual proactive support,’ says managing director
‘Club travel insurance makes it easy to plan trips, with fewer headaches around cover,’ says director
‘It must be shared so injured people are not left to fight huge companies for access to data that could be vital to proving a driverless car caused them harm,’ says partner
The world’s rising risk register should bring brokers to the fore, but passively focusing on simple renewals is no longer acceptable
‘I’m looking forward to joining discussions on the key issues facing the insurance industry and the wider economy,’ says Manchester mayor
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‘The analogy I always use is that you want to buy an insured bicycle, you don’t want to buy a bicycle plus insurance. That’s the future we’re aiming towards,’ says chief executive
‘What’s striking is how firmly actuarial work in MGAs has moved into the commercial engine room,’ says actuarial director
‘As businesses continue to evolve, brokers need confidence that they can choose the right covers quickly and easily,’ says head
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 30 March to 2 April 2026
‘These appointments represent a significant investment in our leadership team and core capabilities,’ says chief executive
‘Travel insurance can often be complex for customers to understand, but it is essential that they have suitable protection,’ says chief executive
‘Insurance doesn’t have an AI problem, it has a strategy execution problem,’ says chief executive
Getting duty of disclosure details wrong can have severe ramifications for brokers’ commercial clients – although inconsistent insurer requirements here are a pain point, brokers must not let this element fly under the radar
’A broad range of challenges over the last few years has affected the whole economy, but organisations operating in the third sector have faced a particularly distinct and demanding set of circumstances,’ says broker spokesperson
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‘Taxi drivers face unique pressures every day and by working with specialist brokers that know the market really well, we’re building an insurance experience that genuinely supports them,’ says chief commercial officer
‘Our goal is to protect 100 million people by 2030, building the infrastructure that makes a global safety net real,’ says chief executive