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Raising the appointed representatives bar
The insurance industry should not kid itself that it has no issues in its use of appointed representatives but, according to specialists, the FCA consultation should not strike fear into well-run businesses. Read this article to find out more.
Retaining talent in the 'great resignation'
As we begin to move into the post-pandemic future, a shortage of employees has become a pressing concern for the insurance industry. Karen Jackman, director of regional broking at Aviva explains how the talent scarcity equation can be turned around to transform the workforce for the future.
Getting FNOL right
For motor insurers, early notification of an accident is paramount as it allows them to remain in control of the customer experience and control claims costs. This article highlights the importance of getting FNOL right and why a change in mindset is required to put the customer experience first.
Will Spacs boom in the UK in 2022?
Although the mania for special purpose acquisition companies of early 2021 has subsided, investor enthusiasm persists and is in the process of going global. The losses D&O insurers can expect to flow from these types of companies remains uncertain, but 2022 may provide a clearer picture.
Intelligence: Hydrogen fuel
Hydrogen’s promise as a greener fuel source for heavy industry looks set to spur a boom in the industry over the next decade. This article looks at the risks involved and how insurers are acting to meet the needs of a growing sector.
Reinsurance intelligence: Turbulent times
January’s renewals saw reinsurers playing hardball not only in their pricing, but also in the structures of their clients’ reinsurance programmes. Insurance Post explains why the hardening market is not driven by a lack of capital, but by renewed underwriting discipline.
China - political risks: Implications of uncertainty
There would be serious consequences for the insurance market if escalation of tensions between the major western democracies and China arose. This article explores why insurance companies are burying their heads in the sand about the issue, rather than preparing for risks.
C-suite broker: Getting real on risk
In this article, Frederick Gentile, director of risk engagement at Willis Towers Watson shares his checklist for supply chain resilience and highlights why broker leaders need to take a more realistic approach to survive.
Weighing up the FCA’s consumer duty rules
In this article, compliance experts address what the FCA’s new consumer duty proposals will mean for the insurance sector. Read this content to find out whether the industry is ahead of the curve and if the changes will be value for money.
The hydrogen boom
Hydrogen’s promise as a greener fuel source for heavy industry looks set to spur a boom in the industry over the next decade. This article looks at the risks involved and how insurers are acting to meet the needs of a growing sector.