All Suppliers articles – Page 87
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AnalysisMetaverse and NFT insurance – to be or not to be?
As metaverses take the internet by storm, Insurance Times explores whether the insurance industry can capitalise on covering risk in digital worlds
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NewsInsurtech UK reveals new associate members and partners for 2022
This year, the trade association is aiming to launch its own membership news platform
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NewsSynetiq signs green parts contract with personal lines insurer
The ‘significant’ expansion of the firms’ partnership ‘underlines the importance of working together to drive cost savings and reduce emissions’, says chief executive
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NewsComparetheMarket names storms as most common weather damage claim
There is a policyholder knowledge gap about the risk of local flooding, the aggregator reports
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NewsBrokers are ‘more relevant than ever’ post-pandemic
Self-service platforms are applicable ’at different points of the buying cycle for different types of brokers,’ says software company chief revenue officer
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NewsCurbing etrading referral delays requires brokers to understand insurers’ risk appetite
Live chat facilities and developing new capabilities in broker management systems will also help relieve referral build up
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NewsHigh Court still to determine damages following Marshmallow and Mulsanne judgment
The judge ruled that ’Marshmallow was conscientiously trying to avoid the use of Mulsanne material’ despite insurer’s trade secret theft claim
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NewsBeazley partners with Lloyd’s Lab alumni on IVF insurance proposition
Beazley believes the product is ’unique’ and will ’change the status quo’
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Sponsored ContentFour innovative ways to navigate the rapidly evolving insurance market - Emergn
The insurance industry is facing a period of unprecedented change when it comes to customer expectations, technological advances and new business models. Adam Goran, client partner at global professional services consultancy Emergn, argues that these changes bring new opportunities to deliver more value to customers quickly, while also improving operational ...
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NewsThingCo expands into Northern Ireland with new broker association deal
The agreement marks the insurtech’s first move into Northern Ireland
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News‘Gold dust’ data must be used to inform decision-making and tackle underinsurance
Webinar panellists discuss how data from broker management systems can be put to best use
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NewsEnd of dual pricing ‘calls time’ on unfair customer treatment – Honcho
The insurtech’s chief executive says the regulation marks a ‘new dawn’ and ’a whole new era across personal lines’
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IT InterviewAndre Symes: Why insurance ‘needs a rebrand’ following Covid BI test case
Despite the fallout from the FCA’s business interruption test case denting consumer trust, insurtechs could play a key remedying role as they are ’for the people, by the people’
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NewsFloodFlash targets international expansion after $15m funding raise
The insurtech hopes to close the $58bn flood protection gap
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AnalysisBriefing: Consumer Duty is flagship for assertive FCA
Plus, operational resilience is ‘a key element’ of the FCA’s ‘supervisory strategy for large brokers in 2022 and 2023’, says consultancy partner
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NewsAdmiral named best Gibraltar-based insurer for second year running – Insurance DataLab
The insurer’s ‘market-leading COR’ exceeded the performance of the largest UK underwriters in 2021, says data insight firm
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NewsLemonade expands pet insurance offering into new state
Policyholders will be able to create a package of personalised insurance and have access to a range of preventative add-ons
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NewsUK consumers working from home demands policy adaption from insurers – GlobalData
Keeping up with evolving consumer behaviour is a ’significant challenge’ for insurers, says insurance analyst
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NewsCPP Group boss Jason Walsh to leave business
The chief executive will depart at the end of February 2022 after spending nearly 20 years at the firm
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NewsKeoghs calls on government for tougher and clearer e-scooter regulations
The vehicle has been omitted from the revised Highway Code, but road users want an end to the e-scooter ’wild west’ caused by a lack of regulation
