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Blog: The post-Brexit market move
What does it mean for the UK insurance sector that insurers are moving parts of their businesses to other countries?
Meet the Leeds Expo panellists – Joe Henderson
Nine local leaders have signed up to share their views with brokers across two live panel discussions.
Diversity festival Dive In 2017 opens for registration
Delegates can now get tickets for the third Dive In festival for diversity and inclusion.
InsurTech Futures: By Miles authorised by the FCA
The pay-per-mile motor start-up recently received a £350,000 investment ahead of its UK launch.
AGB Risk Control to tackle underinsurance with BI product
The service assesses sums insured and indemnity period.
Editor's letter - July/August 2017
Underinsurance is a problem the industry has had to revisit time and again, so why hasn’t it been cracked yet?
Brokers increasingly upbeat, says CBI/PwC poll
Business volumes increased but growth is expected to slow.
Data breaches in insurance doubled in 2016/17
Law firm RPC says hackers now pay more attention to smaller financial services firms.
Aon and Marsh offices in Ireland raided in competition investigation
The two brokers were visited by the European Commission which is investigating breaches of EU competition rules.
GRP-backed Green Insurance buys Collidge & Partners
Broker says deal will help build GRP's regional hub in the South East.
Quizzical questions: 7 July 2017
Test your knowledge of the week's news with our topical quiz.
Broking Break: Your top five of the week
A Gumball blog, solvency figures, new software, warnings for brokers and an insurer closing were voted the top five stories by brokers’ clicks over the week.
Broking success: Sutcliffe & Co's Duncan Sutcliffe
Duncan Sutcliffe, director of Sutcliffe & Co, explains how he plans to grow the family broker while remaining profitable and dealing with IPT, the Ogden rate change and regulation
Thomas Carroll primed for acquisitions
Rhys Thomas puts profit growth down to a software house change, high retention rates and more new business as he insists the firm is not for sale.
Regional review: Southampton and Portsmouth
Insurance Age discovers if the Southampton and Portsmouth market is shipshape and asks if the area faces any stormy seas
MGAA reveals strategic direction
Due diligence, Brexit, training, professionalism, and lobbying are key focuses for the Association’s future.
Blog: BAME women in insurance
Judith Ugwumadu discusses being a Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) woman in insurance and looks to the future for diversity in business.
Profits leap for Thomas Carroll
Profit before tax hits £1.5m for the broker as turnover grows to £9.6m.
Profit after tax up 34% at Moorhouse in 2016
According to the broker 2016 saw it develop both its direct and wholesale businesses “driving top line income”.
Eastwood Private Clients aims to double in size over two years
HNW division of Eastwood and Partners launches following re-brand.
Shortlists announced for UK Broker Awards 2017
Event takes place on 15 September at The Brewery in London.
InsurTech Futures: Brokers face disruption from start-ups, warns PwC's Howe
PwC global InsurTech leader Jonathan Howe urges brokers to respond to innovation in the sector.
Broking break: And finally
Garry Nelson's hidden talent, meet Dave the Paradigm office dog, Kathryn Fryer explains how she got into insurance and Kevin Munn on magicians, mushrooms and music
Broking break: Risky business
We take a not so relaxing break in this month's cartoon