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Social mobility and belonging vital as class-based barriers persist – Zurich UK
Rethinking what an apprentice looks like in today’s insurance industry – Movo Partnership
Informal communications in professional services create new risks – Hiscox
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Irwell Insurance set to launch four new products as ‘major step’ in growth strategy
’The approval is a compelling endorsement of the quality of our products, our governance framework and the professionalism with which we operate,’ says chief executive
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Married couples facing highest home cover costs
‘As couples and families may often live in larger properties and own more possessions, this can sometimes contribute to higher premiums,’ says expert
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Morrisons supermarket partners with broker to launch pet and travel insurance
’By combining our deep underwriting and distribution expertise with best in class digital capability, we have created a proposition that is simple, accessible and genuinely valuable for customers,’ says commercial director
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Cover costs fall for young drivers but monthly mark-ups still biting
‘There are always savings to be had when taking out car insurance, and sometimes it’s the basics that offer the most potential,’ says chief executive
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Specialist broker drops off new short term taxi insurance product
’Whether someone is driving full time, part time, switching platforms or combining taxi work with food delivery, our new short term insurance product offers the flexibility and affordability they’ve been asking for,’ says managing director
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Two-thirds of consumers would cut insurance cover without monthly payments
‘Finance from insurers and premium finance are central to enabling insurance customers to pay for cover monthly,’ says consumer spokesperson
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Over four million homes could be at risk of subsidence by 2070
‘Subsidence is an area where homeowners can easily be caught out, both by the risk to their property and by the excess they’d face on a claim,’ says head
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Consumers being ‘ripped off’ over car insurance ‘poverty premium’ charges – Which?
‘Those who can least afford it are still paying significantly more simply because they cannot pay upfront,’ says director
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Telematics key to reducing high claims rates among new drivers – Aviva
‘Action needs to be taken to make our roads safer, not just for young drivers, but also vulnerable road users,’ says chief executive
News Analysis
Has corporate consolidation broken the pet insurance model?
The Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) findings on the veterinary market have ignited debate over rising treatment costs, claims inflation and the sustainability of pet insurance. As large veterinary groups expand, insurers are questioning whether they have lost control of the costs driving premiums
IT Interview
David Nichols: Zurich UK’s ‘best ideas’ driven by broker engagement
‘We don’t have the right to demand growth – we have to show up and earn respect to get it,’ says head of retail
IT Interview
Jon Walker: Crafting restructured Axa Insurance UK to be ‘bigger, broader, bolder’ in next three-year strategic cycle
New chief executive is dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s of insurer’s upcoming strategic priorities – this includes greater adoption of AI and the possibility of staff streamlining
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