’This is not ambulance-chasing companies, it is a much bigger social drive than that and we don’t see an end to that,’ says partner
’This is an incredibly complex area and the industry is going to have to spend a lot of time and energy to properly understand the risk factor that quantum may pose to business operations and security – and thus the impact on cyber insurance,’ says global head of cyber
Customers must be placed at ‘the heart of the claims process’ if insurers are to instigate a turnaround in complaints, says market intelligence firm
The government’s spring clean of the personal injury discount rate puts scrutiny on compensation see-saw, with market commentators dwelling on drivers for over and undercompensation
With M&A still a prominent feature of the insurance market, firms must take people considerations into account within these processes because senior staff exits post-acquisition can have organisational ramifications
Membership groups often have very specific insurance needs that brokers seek to address through scheme propositions – but how is this approach beneficial for brokers?
The choice of the next chief executive is most probably one of the biggest decisions the market has made in years
Panellists and attendees at Insurance Times’ Broker CEO Forum 2024 discussed the need for ‘reimagined and redreamed initiatives’
However, following recent reforms, could the LSE prove attractive for other private insurers looking to go public?
New year snowfall brings flooding front of mind for both the government and insurance sector – but how effective will resilience taskforce be?
Chief operating officer says that firms face an IT talent and skills shortage
Brokers, insurers, the Lloyd’s market and the UK government have all got agenda items they want to see delivered in UK general insurance this year