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Only 3% of underwriters reckon pricing tech is perfect
A staggering 97% of UK actuaries and underwriters see room for improvement in the pricing technology they use, according to research from hyperexponential. This article highlights some of the key findings from hyperexponential’s State of Pricing report.
Addressing financial stress and its implications for insurers
The increasing trend in underinsurance is already established. This article highlights what insurers need to do to address the needs of a growing number of non-standard consumers caused by the cost-of-living crisis.
Addressing the fire risk of rooftop solar panels
After an increase in fires involving solar photovoltaic systems, largely in residential installations, this article examines how insurers can manage the risks associated with roof-mounted systems.
A spring loaded with employer challenges
The government’s Spring Statement in March was never going to introduce sweeping changes to taxes or major new legislation. However, it is April that has seen the implementation of significant measures announced in last October’s budget or before. This blog highlights the implications for employers.
Blog: A new era for electric vehicles
Electric vehicles (EVs) and zero emission driving are already proving contentious issues as we move into the second quarter of 2025. This blog highlights why as EV ownership grows, fewer customers will be willing to compromise on their choice of replacement vehicle.
Reflections from Insurtech Insights: AI dominates the conversation
If there was one dominant theme at Insurtech Insights, it was AI. AI has the potential to reshape insurance… but only if it’s implemented with clear, practical use cases. Stephen Richardson, regional sales manager, UKI & Benelux at Sapiens shares his reflections from Insurtech Insights.
Blog: How Easter Bunnies could reduce their equipment breakdown risks
Just like Father Christmas, the Easter Bunny knows that a sudden and unexpected breakdown of mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment could spell disaster. This blog considers how businesses involved in Easter operations could reduce their equipment exposures with specialist insurance cover.
Is it time to ditch lithium ion batteries?
This article considers if government legislation to make lithium ion batteries safer is too little too late for electric vehicle insurers and whether providers’ appetites for covering such cars will only return when manufacturers switch to safer alternative charging devices.
How insurers can navigate the threat of biased AI
This article outlines why insurers should take more care when handling customer data to train artificial intelligence pricing models.
Lessons for insurers to learn from social media use of AI
Going head-to-head with artificial intelligence is pointless, according to Sarah Bateman, head of data and AI for Altus Consulting, who argues we need a blend of AI efficiency with human re-assurance to be successful.