Insurance Times rounds up the biggest exclusive stories from 17 to 21 February 2025
Insurance Times rounds up the biggest M&A news stories from 17 to 21 February 2025
’We look forward to bringing new expertise and experience to UK pet owners at the click of a button,’ says managing director
The MGA will serve as a ’preferred non-standard household partner’ for Ardonagh Advisory’s network of brokers
’The addition of the new capacity is a significant milestone in Fast Track’s evolution,’ says global head of placement
’We are now expanding our offering and adding the important London location to our portfolio,’ says chief operating officer
SMEs and sole traders are a ‘significantly untapped market’, according to chief growth officer – however, the insurance sector must be more proactive when it comes to accident and health covers
‘Some of these funding that is designed to be used for training that our country needs is not being used and widening the levy rules would help make that happen,’ says public affairs officer
Brokers have been pivotal in the turn of the market but ‘much more work’ remains
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
Strategic planning director says it is policyholders’ ‘responsibility’ to ascertain building valuation information to avoid underinsurance, but is there an implication that brokers are not doing enough here?
‘Scale, ambition and international bias’ are the ‘hallmarks of this investment cycle’, says group deputy chief executive
’Having rapidly grown and developed Jensten, we’re now moving on with a really solid foundation to be able to springboard ahead,’ says group chief executive
The family owned and run broker plans to ‘almost double in size in the UK’ using organic growth, but avoiding external hires where possible, says chief executive
Intermediary’s UK retail chief executive explains why she is ‘loving life’ after the ‘best 12 months of my career’