All Suppliers articles – Page 74
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NewsHoncho is ‘packing up’
The business found ’it difficult to acquire customers in a highly competitive space’ as well as rising inflation
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NewsRipe Thinking’s £23.3m turnover for 2021 signals insurtech’s growth
The insurtech now has plans to grow its staff numbers and will be launching new products later this year
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NewsBroker consolidation indicates ‘rosy future for the broking market’ – Accenture
Brokers must also move from ‘traditional risk indemnity into risk management mitigation’ to obtain ‘frequent customer engagement’, says senior managing director
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Sponsored ContentClyde and Co: Building a new foundation for casualty claims
After voting to merge with fellow law firm BLM in March 2022, Clyde and Co partners, Matthew Harrington and Chris Murray, set out the combined company’s vision for the future
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Sponsored ContentQ&A: It’s ‘a fallacy’ that brokers are slow to work with insurtechs – Ignite Software Systems
Toby MacLachlan, managing director of Ignite Software Systems, shares his insights on the insurtech market and its relationship with brokers
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Sponsored ContentRate increases must be expected as inflation bites – Pearson Ham
Stephen Kennedy, director of insurance pricing at Pearson Ham, explains recent pricing movements in the motor and home insurance markets
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Sponsored ContentLeveraging technology, data and analytics to achieve better outcomes – Gallagher Bassett
Claims management firms have long used data, alongside continuing to embrace technology, to drive operational improvements. Charlotte Harrison, senior business development manager at Gallagher Bassett, shares how data can be used to achieve good customer outcomes
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AnalysisOpinion: Insurtechs are new industry ‘Marmite’
Editor Katie Scott rounds up the latest key discussion points surrounding insurtechs
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NewsRising cost of living provides ‘opportunity’ for industry to tailor products – Guidewire Software
Ever increasing inflation is causing consumers to choose between putting food on the table or buying insurance - however, the industry is in a key position to adapt products to suit changing demands
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NewsInsurers approximately £1.44bn out of pocket due to vehicle thefts – CMA
The ‘lack of data is disguising the true, frankly embarrassing, scale of the UK’s vehicle crime problem’, says managing director and former police detective
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NewsBiba’s increased membership pushes 2021 turnover up by 19%
The trade body’s ethos of being ’knowledgeable, approachable and passionate about brokers’ remains unchanged
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NewsUK heatwave will cause increase in glass claims – Auto Windscreens
’Tracking weather and forecasting peaks and troughs is vital’ for insurers, says commercial and sales director
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NewsTwo-day FCA staff strike postponed as further talks get under way
The regulator says it is looking ’forward to an open conversation’ with employees about union representation
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NewsLloyd’s of London’s blueprints risk failure as tangible output is lacking – Altus
Lloyd’s is ’at risk of becoming far less relevant in five years’ and losing its competitive edge unless it takes practical steps now, advises consultancy firm
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AnalysisBriefing: MGAs still bullish as capacity crunch bites
Tentative insurers are keeping capacity close to home, but relearning to share the pen with MGAs could answer brokers’ prayers in providing innovative propositions for evolving client risks
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AnalysisIn Focus: Why is there increased investor appetite for insurtechs from outside the insurance industry?
Three industry experts explore why non-insurance sector businesses are looking to buy into insurtechs
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NewsPWC names high expense ratios as the biggest driver for technology transformation in London market
Only 19% of respondents said that aligning their technology strategies with Lloyd’s Blueprint Two was ‘very important’
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NewsLaw firm merger completes and creates ’biggest casualty practice in the UK’
The deal is important because ’size matters’ for end-to-end client support, says law firm partner
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News‘Evolving black swan events’ are making ‘the industry incredibly nervous’ – Accenture
Despite five possible black swan events on the horizon, past industry action has demonstrated that insurance companies take these risks ‘very much in their stride’, according to professional services firm
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NewsBrokers call for mandatory qualification requirements – CII
The CII’s president backs brokers’ call to action because it would ‘improve the image and professionalism of the sector hugely’
