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‘Active disinformation campaign’ poses ‘risk to the industry’ – Dame Susan Langley
Disinformation or misinformation is on the rise globally, according to lady mayor, meaning ‘we have to be far less British’ and better promote London as a business centre to mitigate mistruths
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Trust barometer reveals ‘retreat into insularity’ as emerging workforce risk
Employees shunning common ground with co-workers could hamper productivity – but businesses are well placed to re-establish trust as they are viewed more positively than governments, research finds
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Briefing: Specialty versus specialist insurance – and why the London market matters more than ever
Specialty insurance and specialist knowledge should not be tarred with the same brush. A successful combination of these two components in the London market, however, could benefit both brokers and insurers
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‘Liquid underwriting’ system needed for modern interconnected risk – Celent
‘The future of underwriting will not belong to those who try to eliminate complexity, but to those who can interpret it – continuously, coherently and at scale,’ says report author
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Average flood payout swells by 60% as 2025 home claims surpass £6bn
‘A record £6.1bn in property claims last year shows both the scale of the damage and the vital role insurers play in helping people recover,’ says director
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Resilience must morph from operational to strategic, supported by leadership mindset shift
‘A sea change at board level’ in terms of mindset and investment around risk management is vital if organisational resilience is going to develop from ‘version 1.0’ to ‘version 2.0’ in the next 10 years, says expert panel
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Almost two years on – has Consumer Duty improved customer outcomes?
Data from Insurance DataLab suggests that the FCA’s landmark regulation has not led to a measurable reduction in escalated disputes
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Artificial tasks new research wing AgLabs with developing market-wide AI initiative
‘Most AI initiatives in insurance stop at making individuals faster. AgLabs is focused on making the market faster,’ says head
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‘Dynamic scenario planning’ that identifies ‘blind spots’ is key to grappling geopolitical risk
Post-Covid-19, risk managers have had to ‘rethink risk frameworks’ to shift ‘prediction’ focus to a ‘preparation’ mindset, says expert panel
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‘Diffusing responsibilities for risk management’ supports real-time risk reactions
Expert panellists concur that culture is an important backbone to effective risk management that is embedded across an organisation’s workforce
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Rising threats and political evacuations shaped 2025 crisis management landscape – Willis
’We heard from many clients that 2025 was a challenging year,’ says global head
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Goodmans Insurance Brokers third to join Brokerbility network from competitor
‘As a well-respected regional broker with clear growth ambitions, it is an ideal cultural and strategic fit for Brokerbility,’ says managing director
News Analysis
Road traffic injuries are changing – how should the industry respond?
Data is revealing that the type of injuries sustained in road traffic accidents – or perhaps the ways people are reporting them – are changing, so what can the industry do to help the claims process stay fair and efficient?
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Property payouts to cross £6bn for second year running
‘As the final claims are counted for 2025, insurers will be assessing the impact of ongoing weather events on consumer’s premiums,’ says insurance partner
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Cybercube appoints new chief executive following £130m financing round
’I’m very much looking forward to leading the next phase of the company’s growth and development,’ says appointee
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Thwarted Winter Olympics hack highlights growing cyber exposure for major events
‘What this story really highlights is that cyber risk in sport is no longer hypothetical,’ says law firm partner
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MS Amlin appoints ex-Aon leader as head of exposure
’His deep expertise and market experience will be invaluable as we continue helping our clients manage complex and evolving catastrophe risks,’ says chief underwriting officer
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Well Dunn Group announces new premium finance partner
‘We were delighted to be selected following a very competitive tender process,’ says chief product officer
News Analysis
SME firms are ‘the sector that needs the most advice’ – Lee Mooney
’We need to provide advice throughout that cycle so, if an SME is paying that premium and needs advice, we can be there to help and mitigate risk before it happens,’ says UK managing director
News Analysis
Attacking opportunity: Can the cyber insurance market deliver in 2026?
Record cyber attacks in 2025 exposed entrenched supply‑chain vulnerabilities and caused widespread disruption to UK businesses, yet cyber insurance penetration remains low – what opportunities does the market see to protect businesses going forward?
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