The news that the Dixons Carphone Warehpuse group suffered a data breach involving almost 6 million accounts highlights the huge risks in the growing cyber insurance sector. Although Dixons-Carphone (DC) say that no fraud has […]
Last week the EC (European Community) announced its proposals on changes to the Motor Insurance Directive in light of a number of court rulings that have affected its application and has identified five areas for […]
The latest news from the Association of British Insurers: The Data Protection Act, which received Royal Assent today, overhauls how businesses and other organisations process and handle customer data. The Act implements the EU General Data […]
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 […]
Compliance is a very dull word – even duller than accountancy – but it gets interesting when any changes to the way insurers carry out day-to-day business fundamentally changes. Usually that means extra costs, retraining […]
GDPR comes in effect in a few weeks and one of the big questions for insurers and brokers alike will be how many customers will demand to see their data files? New findings from a […]
American International Group, Inc. (NYSE: AIG) today announced the authorisation of new insurance companies in the United Kingdom (UK) and Luxembourg that will see all business transferred to the new entities ahead of the UK […]
One of the long-running stories in the mainstream UK media last summer was the topic of fake travel sickness claims. Case verdicts were being more prominent coverage and there was a sense that this scam […]
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