BIBA 2018 - plenty of opportunities
Blog posts • May 14, 2018 12:19 BST
We all know that the insurance industry runs on the quality of its relationships and there is no better place to see this in action than a BIBA conference.
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SME underinsurance
Blog posts • Nov 22, 2017 15:21 GMT
How do we tackle application fraud?
Blog posts • Sep 08, 2017 11:06 BST
With fraud adding an estimated £50 to every UK policyholder's insurance bill, preventing it is a key responsibility for insurers. But while the industry has successfully clamped down on many practices, fraudsters are adept at finding new ways to play the system.
The Discount Rate: What next?
Blog posts • Aug 02, 2017 15:19 BST
On the 27th February, the then Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary, Elizabeth Truss announced an unexpected change that caused a major shock. With little warning, the Discount Rate used to calculate serious personal injury compensation payments was reduced from 2.5% to minus 0.75%.
Future of broking
Blog posts • Jun 19, 2017 15:29 BST
The future of claims
Blog posts • May 12, 2017 17:11 BST
Steering a route through change
Blog posts • Apr 25, 2017 13:58 BST
Discount rate cut raises liability issues
Blog posts • Apr 20, 2017 09:00 BST
Much of the Ogden discount rate commentary has focused on the impact on motor insurance claims but the reduction has equally serious implications for other lines of liability business. There is little doubt that payments relating to significant injury claims will rise, and that rates may need to rise in order to fund this increased exposure.
ParalympicsGB Allianz ambassadors blogs - Hannah Cockroft part 2
Blog posts • May 13, 2016 11:59 BST
In the latest blog from our ParalympicsGB Allianz ambassadors, we hear from defending Paralympic champion in the wheelchair racing, Hannah Cockroft on how she’s always been determined to prove her doubters wrong, going back to her childhood.
"Pick Me, Pick Me!"
Blog posts • Feb 05, 2016 12:36 GMT
At school there was always that stage in the pre-game ritual when 2 captains would pick their players. No one wanted to be left until last. We are starting to see something like this analogy in the Personal Injury ATE insurance market. Pressures on insurance capacity have led to some ATE providers having a selective appetite for writing what I call ‘non- standard’ lines of Personal Injury work.