Insurance Age
At Insurance Age we believe information gives you an edge, particularly in complex markets. That’s why we cover the UK insurance broking sector more than anyone else – it helps our customers make better business decisions.
Insurance Age is the UK’s only broker-dedicated source of in-depth insight and analysis on all aspects of the profession.
With so much uncertainty and change in this market, industry participants need trusted, detailed intelligence and analysis on what it means for their companies and careers, their clients and competitors.
That’s where Insurance Age comes in. For well over 30 years Insurance Age has delivered unmatched coverage of complex issues that are ignored or under-reported elsewhere. We regularly break stories, but are not trying to compete in the provision of real-time news. Instead, we look at topics in detail, assess the implications, speak with the market, regulators and other stakeholders, and write more detailed, analytical pieces than anyone else.
Ultimately our users are able to make better, more informed decisions thanks to the information we provide. And they’ve been relying on our intelligence in various formats for decades.
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The world of work has changed - can you?
Post-pandemic insurance brokers are still trying to get to grips with how to strike a balance when it comes to where employees work. With the battle for talent fiercer than ever, Andrew Mawson, founder of AWA, offers some advice on remaining fit for purpose in 2023 – and beyond.
Agriculture – how can brokers help the sector face up to risks, old and new?
Whether it is inflation, weather, rural criminals or staff shortages, the agricultural market has certainly borne the brunt when it comes to feeling the force of social and climate change. This article investigates how the insurance sector is helping farmers navigate the pressures they are facing.
Underinsurance: Living in uncertain times
Insurance Age’s in-depth explores: the rising risk of underinsurance during a period of economic difficulty; how brokers can help their clients to ensure they are covered to the right level; how new technology is helping to prevent underinsurance and boost trading.
Insurance dives deeper into returners talent pool
With an increasing number of insurance providers offering returners programmes, this article explores the benefits for all concerned as experts encourage even more firms to access this relatively untapped source of talent.
Welcoming greater broker involvement with loss adjusters
The claim is the moment of truth, the sole reason anyone buys an insurance policy. David Ross, executive director, Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, discusses the drive to have the majority of members achieve chartered status and why brokers are working their way into the world of claims.
Does the insurtech sector offer brokers a land of opportunity?
The insurtech sector appears the only place to be – so no wonder new entrants continue to take the plunge. However, are regional brokers part of this inviting picture? Or should more dive in, or at least dip a toe in the water? Read this article to find out more.
Why selling isn’t the only option for insurance brokers
Many insurance brokers are currently thinking seriously about their broking business and the future. This article considers the options for brokers who want change but don’t wish to offload their business.
The challenge to build back better - as trust in insurance drops
Exclusive research for Insurance Age by Consumer Intelligence has revealed another fall in the public’s trust in the insurance industry. This article sheds light on the survey results, how consumer sentiment is changing and why experts can see a route to a brighter future.
The future for directors' & officers' cover
This article explores how the D&O insurance market is developing and how factors such as Russian sanctions are driving change in this highly specialist market.
Developing the HNW market for electric vehicles
Electric vehicles are becoming more commonplace on the UK’s roads but their high price tags mean they’re more likely to be owned by high-net-worth individuals. This article sheds light on the insurance requirements for HNW electric vehicles and how the industry is responding.