Insurance Age - September 2021
Articles in this issue
Editor's letter - September 2021
Time for a change: As we emerge from the pandemic, change is in the air across the whole insurance industry
Headline makers - September 2021
The hottest stories on www.insuranceage.co.uk, the month in numbers and quotes from the biggest news stories of the month
News analysis: What does the post-pandemic future hold for brokers?
Brokers split over whether they will see a return to growth while grappling with new attitudes to remote working, work-life balance and client confidence in the aftermath of Covid-19
Opinion: Keeping it local
Brokers with ties to the community they work in are in a unique position to thrive after the rise of shopping local during the pandemic, says Richard Easterbrook
Opinion: Can trust ever be re-won?
The confusion over business interruption during the pandemic has damaged the insurance industry. Branko Bjelobaba wonders if it can be undone
Broking success: Carrot and no stick
Carrot Insurance MD Norrie Erwin tells Insurance Age about how the business has progressed so far, where its name comes from, and how telematics can shape the future of motor insurance
In-depth - data: Commercial gains
Data has driven automation, efficiency and profit increases in personal lines, but commercial has been slower to follow. Martin Friel explores why, and asks how commercial lines can catch up
In-depth - data: Scheme machine
Information is vital for convincing providers to back a scheme and, as Martin Friel finds out, the richer the data brokers have, the more likely a new scheme will get off the ground and succeed
In-depth - data: The personal approach
It’s time to apply the same use of data, as well as data encrichment and verification, to the SME market, says LexisNexis Risk Solution’s Martyn Mathews
Survey - Broker training: Training to gain
Staff training, alongside improved employee benefits and wellbeing, can lead to a happier workforce, greater staff retention and business growth, whether the company is large or small, our broker training survey finds. Eleanore Robinson reports
The stats: September 2021 - The Acturis Premium Index
While figures indicate increases in premium in property-based lines and an overall growth trend, motor and casualty lines are dropping away in second quarter of 2021
Market moves - September 2021
The latest recruitment news from around the industry
And finally - September 2021
Pet of the month/ Charity corner