Personal Lines related articles – Page 28
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NewsNew carbon offsetting-focused motor broker launches in UK market
‘Customers need to be confident the policies they buy are actually helping the environment so they can make an informed decision,’ says chief executive
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NewsBroker CEO Forum 2023: ‘Differentiated’ broking M&A market puts greater emphasis on pre-deal prep
Consultant panellists agreed that commercial and specialty businesses currently form the basis of the UK’s broking M&A action
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IT InterviewInsurance Times Advent Calendar: Donna Scully
For the second day of advent, Carpenters Group director Donna Scully highlights that Christmas is all about giving
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IT InterviewTheo Duchen: Brokers of the future will be ‘half human and half bot’ when eTrading
’A lot of the more forward-thinking brokers are starting to build up a little AI or data team,’ says co-chief executive
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NewsEcclesiastical continues schemes expansion with new broker deal
’We want to build on our schemes proposition,’ says schemes and facilities director
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NewsInsurers warned as only one in three subsidence claims found to be genuine
’The insurance market needs to radically rethink how it approaches this complex area of claims and fast,’ says head of subsidence
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NewsMotor insurance payouts reach record high in Q3 2023
’These figures highlight how motor insurers deliver when motorists need them the most,’ says director of general insurance policy
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NewsBspoke Group expands policy book with personal lines acquisitions
’It was always our intention to combine organic growth with acquisitions where they have a clear strategic fit,’ says chief executive
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News AnalysisAs John Lewis pauses EV cover, industry boss reveals why insurers may ‘run scared’ of electric power
’For the moment, EVs are a big problem from an insurers’ point of view,’ says Winn Group executive chairman
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News AnalysisBriefing: Is the motor market ready to turn a corner?
The motor sector’s COR has deteriorated due to headwinds such a rampant claims inflation, but could inflation be about to ease?
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NewsCurrent investment in UK flood defences not enough to combat climate-related losses
Chief executive warns continuous investment in flood defences alone is ‘not sufficient’ to mitigate the foreseen losses
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NewsHow is connected car technology reshaping premiums based on individual driver behaviour?
’As technology advances with connected cars, the accuracy of the personalisation for car insurance premiums will only improve,’ says head of retail specialty trading
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NewsAllianz Partners issues statement about contract dispute with Revolut
’Since 15 June, we no longer provide travel insurance to Revolut customers,’ says spokesperson
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NewsDLG-owned Darwin hits customer milestone by ‘doing motor differently’
’What we are doing in insurance is a long-term play, which means slow and steady,’ says founder
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NewsJohn Lewis issues update after EV cover paused
The department store’s lending arm said it had halted offering new policies as well as renewals for EVs earlier this year
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Sponsored ContentDon’t forget physical technology in insurance – Browne Jacobson
Sponsored content: Tim Johnson, partner at Browne Jacobson, warns insurance firms not to forget the old kid on the block just yet
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NewsEarnix names biggest challenge for UK insurtechs
’It’s difficult because there are multiple factors contributing to it,’ says chief executive
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NewsMillions of homeowners at risk of underinsurance as house rebuild costs surge
’As house prices fluctuate, it’s important not to confuse your home’s value with its rebuild cost,’ says expert
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NewsMotor insurers need to be ‘flexible and adaptive’ over approach to connected cars
’As more of those vehicles come on the road, it will be obvious what additional risks are and how we need to handle the data, says senior VP
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NewsManyPets appoints new UK chief executive as part of c-suite reshuffle
’We remain focused on evolving our offer to meet current challenges,’ says new appointee
