Insurance Regulation

Brexit: If We Leave, Will UK Drivers Get Their Insurance Green Cards in Time?

OK, let’s all take a deep breath and consider the mad possibility that the UK might actually leave the EU. It’s highly unlikely, as MPs, Brussels politicians and the mainstream media are all working 24/7 […]

Legal

Guernsey Regulator Update: ILS Cells & Rollover Rules Change

Guernsey has agreed to allow insurance-linked securities cells to benefit from rollover provisions, in a move which has been welcomed by the island’s thriving ILS sector. The regulator, the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC), has […]

UK Insurance Trends

RSA Transfers EU Risks to Luxembourg, with Jan 1st 2019 Incept Date

On Thursday 29 November, the High Court sanctioned the Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc (RSAI) Part VII transfer, which facilitates the transfer of RSAI’s European insurance business to RSA Luxembourg S.A. (RSAL) effective from […]

insurance marketing

Insurtech & More: Clyde and Co Offer Predictions for 2019

We live in exciting times regarding insurance; there’s still a raft of changes ahead, powered by AI, and regulatory problems, as governments struggle to adapt to a new, online way of assessing and underwriting risk, […]

Household Insurance

Storms and Brief Cold Spell Sent Insurance Claims Up in Early 2018

Bad weather insurance claims rocketed by 290%, in the first quarter as insurers helped customers hit by the Beast from the East, says the latest press info from the Association of British Insurers. The so-called […]

Big Data

GDPR Clock is Ticking Says Beazley International – Fines Could Hit Hard

Raf Sanchez, Beazley International Breach Response Service Manager, comments ahead of the introduction of GDPR on 25 May: “Regulators and individuals are on the cusp of acquiring enhanced tools to hold organisations to account for poor […]