Opinion: UK Needs to Spend More on Flood Defences
This is an extract from the speech given by John Dye, Chair of the Association of British Insurers, at the ABI dinner in London last night. As we gather tonight in these [...]
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Nottingham Poised For Overseas Investment After Brexit Finalised
Nottingham has been recognised as a leading European business destination, ranking highly for its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) strategy and business friendliness, [...]
Brexit Day – Will Anything Change in The Insurance Sector? Not Yet
Some comments from Ivor Edwards, Clyde & Co Partner, London It will be pretty much business as usual during the transition period and attention will focus on the details [...]
Automated Compliance Sounds Cool – But Can RegTech Make It Happen?
Compliance is a boring word, let’s be honest. But non-compliance can mean big fines from the ICO, FCA or the EU and don’t think that just because the UK is [...]
Householders Still Panic Buying Over Brexit? Survey Says Yes
Are you still buying extra loo rolls, Weetabix and Elastoplast in case Brexit causes a tailback at the Port of Dover? Hmmm, well some folk are, according to a new survey. [...]
When Will Brexit Happen? There Could Be Business Interruptions Ahead
Whatever the overall economic outcome after today’s surprising GE results, there is definitely a chance of some kind of serious Brexit happening, which Insurance Edge [...]
Copart Sees More Flexible & Truly Global Salvage Market, Post-Brexit
Jane Pocock from Copart looks ahead following the GE result and wonders what the car parts and salvage market will look like following a Brexit deal; The outcome of the [...]
Get Set for US Style Class Actions, If New EU Consumer Rules Become Law
Yes, we still might Brexit the EU, as far as the automatic acceptance of new directives and regulations are concerned. But for insurers and MGAs it seems likely that broad [...]