New data access bill has the power to ’drive efficiency and economic benefits’, says head of analytics, claims and underwriting
Editor Katie Scott digs into the differences between these two descriptors and explores which best defines insurance
There are concerns that the months to come may see a rise in employees seeking legal redress if they feel their employers are being anything but flexible when it comes to how they allow staff to structure their working weeks
Trump pledged to ’end inflation and make America affordable again’ prior to being elected as president for the second time
Conference reveals yawning expectation and service gap between risk managers and insurers, with feedback that risk professionals are struggling to get insurer commitment to cover emerging risks
Heavy workloads, regulatory change and staff shortages are among the reasons why brokers remain so stressed and suffering from poor mental wellbeing, according to insurer research
Detective sergeant Oliver Gent lifts the bonnet on what it is like to work within the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department
The new government’s action provides the insurance industry with a golden opportunity to improve its reputation with consumers
Reflecting on three defined career stages, opportunities abound in very different ways depending on a professional’s life stage
Innovation is key for insurance firms to maintain a competitive advantage, but many firms lack the flexibility that drives it
Protestors targeting the insurance sector over covering broad risk classes is not new – however, deliberate action over insuring particular clients poses a new physical threat to businesses
After January 2024’s introduction of an industry-wide code of conduct for the use of AI in the claims sector, the actuarial industry is now following suit thanks to a regulatory update