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Blog: AI fraud is becoming a broker problem, not just an insurer problem
AI-generated documents extend the risk of fraud beyond claims settlement to the application and quote stages. Oleh Petrivskyy, founder and CEO of Binariks, explains why insurance distribution needs its own authentication mechanisms and offers four low-cost steps brokers can start with now.
Profile: MGAA’s Mike Keating
Mike Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents’ Association, looks back on his career in insurance and discusses how the MGA market will continue to evolve.
Lockton brings in ex-Aviva and Gallagher leader Piper
Louise Piper has joined Lockton as a placement director in its major accounts business, working across large and complex clients.
Liquidators reveal estimated £9m hole at broker Anthony Jones
The liquidators of Kent-based Anthony Jones (UK) have released a statement of affairs estimating a £9.22m deficit, with numerous insurance businesses and HMRC facing potential losses, some as high as six figures, after the collapse of the broker.
Aviva moves first with terrorism cover for SMEs
Aviva has become the first insurer to add terrorism cover as standard to selected digitally traded commercial products for eligible SME customers in Great Britain.
Pen builds out in thatch with £50m Hadron deal
Pen Underwriting has teamed up with Hadron UK Insurance for the first time in a capacity deal for the thatched and personal leisure property risks market, Insurance Age can reveal.
Ardonagh reveals advisory growth in year of Everywhen name switch
Ardonagh Advisory grew income by 4.7% in 2025, the year it switched name to Everywhen, a filing at Companies House has revealed.
Clear buys Lloyd’s wholesale broker
Clear Group has bought Lloyd’s wholesale broker Newman Pearce & Partners, adding to its portfolio after snapping up Lilley Plummer Risks in 2024.
Coversure launches construction-focused broker
Coversure Network has launched Elliott & Associates Risk Management led by John Elliott, focused on construction industry clients.
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Podcast: Reid and Clegg present Double Indemnity – episode 13, CII’s Matthew Hill
In the latest edition of Insurance Age’s Double Indemnity podcast show, Matthew Hill, CEO of the Chartered Insurance Institute, shares his journey to the sector from the civil service through regulation roles, and sticks his neck out on why he believes one of the defining elements of insurance’s personality is ‘a sort of modesty to a fault’.
Adler Fairways buys Mason Owen Financial Services
Adler Fairways Insurance Group has bought Liverpool-headquartered Mason Owen Financial Services expanding into the North and East of England, Insurance Age can reveal.
Broker hit for £250,000 – FOI reveals insurance sector’s S166 bill
A Freedom of Information request by Insurance Age has revealed the amount spent by a broker, and insurers, on Financial Conduct Authority-mandated skilled persons reviews that completed in 2025/26.
Jason Storah on Aviva walking away on pricing, but not from brokers
Aviva’s commercial book shrank year-on-year, but only “marginally” in the heartlands of brokers’ traditional business, UK and Ireland general insurance CEO Storah told Insurance Age.
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