Broker wordings behind Allianz's Covid-19 BI claims hit

Jon Dye, CEO, Allianz Insurance

UK CEO Jon Dye discusses the business interruption test case and why communication with brokers is critical, after Allianz revealed its total impact of Covid-19 BI claims in 2020 was £175m, net of reinsurance.

Allianz has not felt a huge impact from the Supreme Court business interruption judgment, according to UK CEO Jon Dye.

However, he stated that the insurer had seen a surge in claims after the judgment was published in January.

The provider received around 3,000 additional claims from policyholders, but Dye explained that only around 100 of them will provide cover. In total, 200 of Allianz’s BI claims were affected by the test case.

“That’s simply because the press reporting was ‘massive boost

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