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ARAG data provides clinical injury insight
ARAG relies upon a wealth of data, gathered over decades, not just to make underwriting calculations about a given product or scheme, but also in explaining those products to a court or in making representations to government. This blog highlights how ARAG data provides clinical injury insight.
Will Spacs boom in the UK in 2022?
Although the mania for special purpose acquisition companies of early 2021 has subsided, investor enthusiasm persists and is in the process of going global. The losses D&O insurers can expect to flow from these types of companies remains uncertain, but 2022 may provide a clearer picture.
World Insurance Report 2022: Property & Casualty edition
The 2022 Capgemini and Efma World Insurance Report: Property and Casualty edition explores the role of climate change and the steps insurers need to take to generate deeper customer trust and offer personalised solutions tailored to individual needs.
The transition to electric vehicle insurance - what can brokers do to blossom in the ever evolving EV insurance market?
In this webinar, an expert panel discuss the opportunities for motor brokers to thrive in the EV insurance market and the steps brokers can take to ensure that products are fit for purpose as motorists transition to electric vehicles.
Combating fraud through identify verification
There has been a growing trend towards organised attempted fraud in the UK, whilst the global pandemic and increase in online transactions has created even more opportunities for fraudsters. This content focuses on how insurers can leverage identity verification to help combat fraud.
What makes usage-based insurance possible?
Usage-based insurance means ‘pay-how-you-drive’ and provides a way for motor insurance companies to set premiums based on individual driving habits. This blog provides a brief overview of technology adoption within Australia’s motor insurance market and what makes usage-based insurance possible.
Renters and homeowners: Differing motivations on insurance claims, costs, renewals
Home insurance claims may be infrequent but the claims experience offers a good opportunity to build brand affinity with an insurance provider, especially with homeowners. This blog sheds light on the key differences between renters and homeowners in relation to home insurance trends.
Reinsurance intelligence: Turbulent times
January’s renewals saw reinsurers playing hardball not only in their pricing, but also in the structures of their clients’ reinsurance programmes. Insurance Post explains why the hardening market is not driven by a lack of capital, but by renewed underwriting discipline.
Motor insurance fraud roundtable: Data and diligence, how can insurers combat any increase in criminal activity?
Insurance Post, in association with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, gathered experts together to discuss how issues such as ghost broking, the current limitations of benchmarking and fraud detection are pertinent to rooting out motor insurance fraud. This content provides a summary of the discussion.
Survival of the regulatory-fittest
In this article, former FCA insider Michael Sicsic considers how regulatory reform will hit the broker market.