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InsurTech Futures: Tech gets Downing St discussion
InsurTech leaders meet to examine issues facing the sector and outline challenges and opportunities.
Aviva detected one crash-for-cash claimant every three hours in 2015
Insurer says Birmingham is top spot for crash-for-cash fraudsters.
#Insagepeople: 28 March to 3 April 2016
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Marketform sells medical malpractice business to Beazley
Lloyd's underwriter says deal is part of a broader strategic review of the company.
Ex-Ageas UK boss Barry Smith joins Uinsure
Smith hired as non-exec to help the firm's growth plans.
Poll: Will IPT go up more?
Have your say on the future of the insurance premium tax.
Expertise from A-Z: Casualty - All you need is patients
The casualty insurance area witnesses changes to legislation all the time, so insurers and brokers must be on top of their game when it comes to educating and communicating with the employers they work with
Expertise from A-Z: Casualty - Into the unknown
The casualty landscape is ever-changing. Insurers and brokers must be aware of all developments when giving advice
Video: Expertise from A-Z with Stuart Toal
With the casualty market affected by claims inflation and periodic payment orders, is casualty insurance still an attractive option for insurers?
#Insagepeople: 21 to 27 March 2016
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Henri de Castries to retire from Axa
Thomas Buberl to take over CEO role.
Cheltenham charity bets: £306 won for charity
The end of the exciting Festival sees Insurance Age win £306 for charity as part of the Axa Vantage Stakes.
Ageas commits to commercial digital trading
Digital team grows from three to 30 as insurer commits to software houses and its e-trade platform.
Allianz refreshes cyber and data corruption proposition
Computer now gives the option to include first-party cyber cover with an indemnity limit of £100,000.
Cheltenham charity bets: Day four – The Gold Cup
It’s the one you’ve all been waiting for but who have our tipsters marked for glory?
NFU Mutual's profit falls 12% to £359m in 2015
Provider's COR improves to 77.5% as general insurance income rises to £1.36bn.
One Commercial launches unoccupied property cover
The new product will be provided to a limited number of independent brokers as One Commercial plans a range of new products.
Cheltenham charity bets: Day three – World Hurdle
Thistlecrack seems bound for glory as we hit day three at Cheltenham.
Markel unveils policy to protect firms against technological risks
Fintech built around professional liability, directors and officers, and theft and cyber.
Ecclesiastical delivers pre-tax profit rise for 2015
Insurer posts best underwriting profit for six years.
Brokers fear IPT could hit 20%
Market concerned that the tax will continue to rise steadily in Budgets to come.
L&G pushes for long-term pricing in home
Managing director for partnerships Mark Holweger says prices need to turn in 2016 for insurers to maintain consistency.
UK commits to driverless cars
Government pledges funds for a £15m connected corridor from London to Dover and says it will “establish the UK as a global centre for excellence in connected and autonomous vehicles”.
IPT increase to come into effect in October this year
Tax rises earmarked to help with flood defences despite government pledging last year that there were no plans for a further rate rise.