A Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) review of business interruption claims handling has welcomed insurers quickly paying out interim payments, reallocating resources quickly and proactively communicating with policyholders to help them with claims following the test […]
In this Opinion piece, Peter Groucutt, Co-founder at Databarracks, looks at the impact of Merck’s win in a controversial cyber attack claim. Asymmetric war is one of those modish phrases which really covers a wide […]
Language services are not just a necessary cost. They should be considered an important aspect of the communication process, and more companies would gain by localising their content to local cultures and target groups. “Companies […]
The latest from Shoosmiths; Further guidance for insurers and policyholders on business interruption claims is now available following an award made by Lord Mance in Certain Policyholders v China Taiping Insurance (UK) Co Ltd. Whilst […]
Your IE editor has long believed that the dropdown menu box system online is broken and in fact, half the occupations listed belong in the Insurance Museum. For example my own main occupation with LV […]
Ouch, take that £90m penalty, worse than a Harry Kane double-tap – the latest from the FCA; The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today fined LBGI (Lloyds Bank General Insurance Limited, St Andrew’s Insurance Plc, […]
Some comment and analysis from Flaxmans on the FCA Business Interruption case; The eagerly awaited outcome of the High Court’s judgment in the FCA Test Case has yielded a rich vein of opportunities for clarity […]
A new report from Mactavish, the specialist outsourced insurance buyer and claims resolution expert, says brokers and insurers are increasingly offering inadequate one-size-fits-all insurance policies rather than wordings that are adapted to meet clients’ specific needs. […]
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