The government announced that their policy on smart motorways would change, in the wake of many accidents as drivers collide with broken down vehicles, on what used to be known as the hard shoulder. Grant […]
There are various points of view regarding the long term effects on the global economy from Coronavirus. Within the insurance sector there are undoubtedly a series of claims on the horizon later in 2020, and […]
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 splendid surroundings, I […]
Latest commentary from the London School of Economics,on the recent flooding in the UK, caused by Storms Ciara and Dennis. Is it time to rethink FloodRe? The severe flooding over the last two weeks in […]
Post Office Insurance and Ageas have agreed a new five year partnership to offer a range of home insurance products to new and existing customers. These have been designed to offer Post Office customers a […]
The FCA has published an update on its key areas of interest as regards new rules and regulations, one of which is insurance renewals. Action is still likely on the `loyalty penalty’ issue, although nobody […]
In this latest Opinion piece, Paula Jarzabkowski takes a look at the long term impact of the bushfires in Australia, and tries to figure out ways to rebuild communities, not just pay out hard cash. […]
The FCA has been looking at the regulations surrounding the sale of insurance to those travellers who have pre-existing medical conditions, plus any extra charges, or limits on cover, for holidaymakers aged 65 plus. Here’s […]
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