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Following a stagnant period of acquisition activity in reinsurance, ‘inorganic growth’ could now be ‘possible and desirable’ thanks to excess market capital and a drive for diversification
‘These changes are designed to help us deliver our strategic objectives in a more streamlined manner,’ says the UK and MENA president
’As an industry, we need to keep pace with this change, or we run the risk of being left behind,’ says data and digitalisation chair
’The numbers are unambiguous and market-wide – 85% cite communication as the biggest frustration and 68% point to poor tech utilisation behind it,’ says claims director
’We hope this outcome sends a clear message – honesty is not optional and fraudulent behaviour will be met with decisive action,’ says head of technical claims
Will reinsurers move back to assuming broader treaty risks, or will insurers have to place their programmes on a class by class basis?
‘This confusion isn’t academic, it has real consequences for millions of Britons purchasing travel and health insurance,’ says chief executive
Rather than ‘reinvent the wheel’, managing director plans to tap into global group expertise to increase insurer’s ‘share of wallet’ with brokers and ‘dial up the pace’ on product and people volume
’SMEs are sleepwalking into an underinsurance problem at the moment,’ says director of digital trading
‘We’re definitely part of the changing face of mobility,’ says managing director at ERS
Expanding the insurer’s exclusive regional broker proposition and tackling the relationship ripple effect of broker consolidation are both key focus areas for the broker distribution director