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Flood Re sees surge in insurer support
Organisation says 36 insurers have gone live since launch of scheme.
Fraudster sentenced after trying to use charity account for car insurance
A Bolton man has been given a suspended six month sentence for attempting to use fake details to buy motor insurance.
Broker Apprentice will "bring extra edge to CV"
Emma Garrity, a contestant on the 2015 Broker Apprentice, urges brokers to apply for this year's competition.
Markerstudy boss warns about possible job cuts in case of a Brexit
Company confirmed potential for Brexit to lead to "large job losses".
Video: How are we on your side, by your side?
There's never been a time when there has been so much change in our industry.
Nichola Thomson leaves Zurich
The head of personal lines broker is being replaced in the interim by Paul Emery.
KPMG poll highlights policy pressure
More than a third of insurance executives globally believe that the need to comply with government policy/enforcement is the top business model disruptor.
Broker Apprentice was “huge boost of confidence”
Last year’s winner Charlie Barrett tells how being a finalist on the show helped his career.
Blog: Back to work with gusto
There should be a course on how to handle insurance journalism fresh out of maternity leave.
ABI urges Brexiters to move away from Norwegian model
Huw Evans called on Brexit supporters in insurance to heed Norway’s warning about the model.
The IMPRA: Stars among PRs recognised
The people making insurance awesome received recognition this afternoon at the second Insurance Marketing and PR Awards.
Quizzical questions: 10 June 2016
Test your knowledge of the week’s news with our topical quiz.
Zurich to bring general insurance and life businesses in the UK under one leader
Move part of global restructure to be undertaken across the group by 1 July.
Number of brokers supporting Brexit on the increase
Research shows 31% of brokers are prepared for a Brexit, while 62% of insurance professionals want to remain in the EU.
Amanda Blanc repeats call for brokers transparency
CEO Axa UK & Ireland responds to comments from the ABI.
Jobs under threat at One Commercial from Manchester closure
The claims office is at risk and 15 staff have entered a 30-day consultation period.
Esure mulls Gocompare demerger
Insurer considers split and appoints Matthew Crummack as CEO of the aggregator.
Game of claims
Robin Reames, founding director of RecoverMe, explains why the insurance world mirrors that of Westeros in Game of Thrones.
Brexit poses “grave threat” to insurance market
Lloyd's, the International Underwriting Centre and Fidelis warn of 34,000 job losses and significant risk to London market if Britain leaves EU.
Insurance sees 317% increase in data breaches
FOI request to Information Commissioner's Office reveals “worrying” increase in breaches for first six months of 2016.
Broking break: And finally...
UK General’s Karen Beales compares herself to a chocolate digestive while Roger Gaunt explains why he would be a vet or a farmer if he were not working in insurance
Editor’s letter: June 2016
“There were those who believed a Brexit would be very bad news for the industry and those who felt that actually the market had succeeded before the EU and would continue to do so outside of it”
Gable rules out £10m Hogarth guarantee
Hogarth Underwriting Agencies will not provide the £10m regulatory capital for Gable as the CEO has advised it is “inappropriate”.
All Clear adds bereavement support to travel cover
Travel insurer adds support for serious illness and bereavement to its policies which are available via brokers.