Insurance television
Biba 2015 Videos: RSA
RSA explains why brokers are crucial to its business as it gears up for Biba 2015.
Biba 2015 Video: Ageas
Cathy Taylor, head of commercial underwriting and operations at Ageas UK talks about the insurers growth plans and highlights its small fleet product launch.
Biba 2015 Video: Regulatory Efficiency Gains
Michael Phair, director of Regulatory Efficiency Gains tells all about how its products can help brokers with compliance and risk assessment.
Video: Spring Sentiment Survey revealed
The first Sentiment Survey of 2015 is out now. Here Ageas CEO for insurance, François-Xavier Boisseau, exclusively shares his views on the results.
Video: Spring Sentiment Survey 2015
Take a sneak peek at our first Sentiment Survey of 2015 with Ageas CEO for insurance, François-Xavier Boisseau.
Video: Regional Review Nottingham Part 2
Siân Barton meets Nottingham brokers to discuss Biba support, the impact of the general election and the future for the city.
Video: Regional Review Nottingham Part 1
Siân Barton, Insurance Age commissioning editor, met with local brokers in Nottingham to discuss the market.
Video: Autumn Sentiment Survey revealed
Chris Dobson from Ageas talks about the Autumn Sentiment Survey
Broking success: Independent thinking
As a proud Scot, independent broker and descendant of a Caledonian freedom fighter, Edward Bruce, managing director of Edinburgh-based Bruce Stevenson, tells Siân Barton why he thinks the union is a good thing and explains his business expansion plans
Video: Bristol regional review
Join Caitlin Morrison, senior reporter at Insurance Age, in Bristol where she met with local brokers to discuss the market.
Broker Apprentice Episode 6: the winner is revealed
It is time for the six contestants to get a grilling from Zurich personal lines boss Tim Holliday
Broker Apprentice Episode 5: the e-Broking presentations
It is "Your Niche" versus "Driver's Mate" in the battle of the digital Apprentice propositions.
Broker Apprentice Episode 4: attracting digital business to the broker channel
The apprentices come to blows as they prepare for the Insurance Age E-Broking event.
Broker Apprentice Episode 3: Risk assessing a West End property
In a new task for the series, the apprentices tackle a site visit – how will they fare?
Broker Apprentice Episode 2: Educating school children on the merits of insurance
How will the two teams fare when faced with an audience of 50 teenagers?
Broker Apprentice Episode 1: Meet the teams
Your chance to hear from our six contestants properly for the first time.
Broking success: Taking on the big boys
Portmore Insurance Broker’s director Graham Jacobs tells Caitlin Morrison how the company is able to compete with the nationals and why they like complex business
Broker Apprentice 2014: Six brokers, five challenges, the contest has begun
After the tremendous success in 2013, Broker Apprentice is back. And it's bigger and better than before.
Broking success: When a scheme comes together
South Essex Insurance Broker’s deputy chairman Barry Fehler tells Emmanuel Kenning how he got into schemes and why they are getting harder to set up
Broking success: Part of the family
JM Glendinning’s Paul Glendinning and Nick Houghton tell Andrew Pearce how they are building the broker around talented individuals and why they want to keep the family feel at the firm
Broking success: Marshall the troops
Trident Insurance MD Robert Marshall on how searching for growth may mean shifting focus towards commercial lines and why he brought the broker’s compliance function back in-house. Caitlin Morrison reports
The Undercover Insurer Episode Five: The winner is revealed
Gareth McChesney, Trudi Archer and Ian McManus discuss the nominees and decide on a victor.
Video: Northern Ireland review part two
Join Caitlin Morrison, reporter at Insurance Age, in the second part of her video focusing on Northern Ireland brokers.
Broking success: Straight down the middle
Jelf group chief executive Alex Alway and chief executive (insurance) Phil Barton explain why, despite ambitions for growth, they are keen to keep the broker close to its clients. Andrew Pearce reports