Mutuals see greater role in disaster resilience
Mutuals can play a critical role in driving resilience and providing risk protection in catastrophe-prone areas and their benefits should...
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Suncorp expects 44,000 flood catastrophe claims, raises hazard costs
Suncorp says total claims from the NSW/Queensland flood catastrophe will be around the 44,000 mark based on its latest projections...
How Employee Experience Drives Growth (Hint: You Can’t Grow Without Your Employees!)
This post is part of a series sponsored by AgentSync. Growth: If you just want it badly enough, it’s practically...
Q and A with Harbour Business Development Executive Nadia Timmer
Authored by Harbour UnderwritingNadia tells us about her Dutch West Indian roots, joining the insurance industry by accident and her...
After flood disaster, IAG offers mental support to brokers
Berry appealed to insurance companies to offer brokers the mental support services they typically offer their own staff. Read more: ...
Why I’m proud to be a woman close to insurance
I mention Insurance Business’s Women in Insurance conference series because the events have evolved as the industry has progressed. I...
Prevention of Access clauses revisited
In Corbin & King v AXA Insurance Plc EWHC 409 (Comm), the High Court considered the scope of insurance cover...
Aviva digital trading is moving beyond ‘off the shelf’
Authored by AvivaThe Pandemic has had a lasting effect on how we work. Businesses are set-up to support a hybrid...
HBF appoints Diane Smith-Gander as new chair
Smith-Gander is an advocate for gender equality and the former president of Chief Executive Women. In the 2019 Queen’s Birthday...
PRA looks to evolve UK ILS regime, after challenging start: Sweeney
The UK’s top regulator recognises that the insurance-linked securities (ILS) regime in the country has faced challenges since its launch...
