This is the time to be bold and deliver a blueprint for the delegated authority market which is unconstrained by cumbersome legacy practices such as bordereaux submissions

Now is the time for companies to start working together to confront the challenges and seize the opportunities of Brexit

In today’s regulatory environment, carriers cannot afford to be oblivious to the governance risks involved in digital payments and trading platforms

Arcadian will be led by former Markel executive John Boylan

Regulators are set to take a more hard-line approach to unfair pricing practices by insurers whether pre-existing, or as a consequence of, Covid-19

Tim Coles steps down as Nexus COO to focus on separation 

Includes NFIP losses

Other carriers could be forced to adjust their loss estimates upwards as lockdowns extended

Losses from the northern California wildfires alone are estimated at up to $5bn

Sub-contractor’s insurer must defend general contractor in negligence suit, circuit court rules

Recent Mudpie decision can be seen as a road map to coverage 

Test case illustrates the power the judiciary holds in identifying the scope of the phrase

London’s medium-sized players are transforming in order to survive

Facilities are here to stay, and the major brokers are investing in technology to expand their use

Brokers must evolve to meet the changing needs of their clients and that requires a significant cultural shift

Platform-as-a-service technologies such as low-code are more easily integrated with existing systems enabling brokers and carriers to use data in more innovative and efficient ways

Flood models are still in their infancy compared to other models, but this is changing with the emergence of multi-vendor platforms that promote collaboration between users and vendors 

Combining climate risk analysis with catastrophe modelling can yield a more robust understanding of the financial implications of climate-related hazards

As the pandemic increases the pressure on motor premiums and as governments promote electric vehicles, the move to technology enabled products will be the key to success for insurers

FCA says insurers must ‘reassess and settle claims quickly’

Disasters are memorable, and not just to insurers

Flood models are still in their infancy compared to other models, but this is changing with the emergence of multi-vendor platforms that promote collaboration between users and vendors 

Combining climate risk analysis with catastrophe modelling can yield a more robust understanding of the financial implications of climate-related hazards

The challenges are numerous, but advances in computing power and peril visualisation can significantly enhance our ability to understand and anticipate the impact of remote events

Platform-as-a-service technologies such as low-code are more easily integrated with existing systems enabling brokers and carriers to use data in more innovative and efficient ways

The challenges are numerous, but advances in computing power and peril visualisation can significantly enhance our ability to understand and anticipate the impact of remote events

To seize the opportunities created by the pandemic, London market insurers must develop sustainable e-commerce trading systems

Despite the progress over the past year, it is likely two critical pieces of legislation for motor insurers in Europe will be further delayed

The industry is cautiously optimistic the convergence of Covid-19 with the scheduled review of Solvency II this year will lessen regulators' resistance to change

Ratings to remain unaffected, rating agency says

The level of regulation around the use of e-scooters will be a key issue for the industry in terms of managing its exposure

Despite the progress over the past year, it is likely two critical pieces of legislation for motor insurers in Europe will be further delayed

As the pandemic increases the pressure on motor premiums and as governments promote electric vehicles, the move to technology enabled products will be the key to success for insurers