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Allianz Research Highlights the Costs of Fires & Explosions to Insurers

17 December 2018 // 0 Comments

Cyber risks and the impact of new technologies will have an increasing influence on the corporate loss landscape in years to come. However, it is fire and explosion incidents [...]

Dashcams Should Be Compulsory, Say 25% of Drivers in GoCompare Survey

22 November 2018 // 0 Comments

New research* from GoCompare Car Insurance reveals that a quarter of UK drivers would be happy to see dash cams in cars made compulsory. Dash cams are now commonplace on UK [...]

Marmalade Insurance Backs Learner Driver Week Safety Initiative

26 September 2018 // 0 Comments

Marmalade Insurance is backing Learner Driver Week, (LDW) to boost road safety awareness amongst younger drivers. Following results from the Marmalade annual Census, which [...]

RMS Estimate Costs of Typhoon Jebi at over US $3 Billion

17 September 2018 // 0 Comments

RMS, a global risk modelling and analytics firm, has estimated that the insured loss for Japan from Typhoon Jebi will be between USD$3 billion and $5.5billion (¥340 to [...]

MIB Data Shows Estimated 25,000 Uninsured Learner Drivers on UK Roads

12 September 2018 // 0 Comments

Data from MIB’s Police Helpline has revealed an estimated 25,000 unqualified drivers are using Britain’s roads without valid car insurance. In the past 12 months MIB [...]

Car Theft Increase Means Higher Insurance Premiums

10 September 2018 // 0 Comments

Latest government figures show that car theft is on the increase again, and the blame lies fair and square with keyless entry systems, which are all too easy to hack. [...]

Fraud News: Ireland Kicks Insurance Database Idea Down The Road

6 September 2018 // 0 Comments

The cost of insurance keeps rising rapidly across Ireland and in the motor sector in particular costs are very high, especially for younger drivers or riders. Some companies [...]

Zurich Report Highlights How Brits Have Abandoned Saving for Rainy Days

21 August 2018 // 0 Comments

Long ago Britain was a nation of savers, with a Building Society on every High Street, special savings accounts at banks, Post Offices and millions of people used to join [...]