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  • Extreme heat isn’t stopping Brits going on holiday yet – but it might do by 2028

    July 21, 2023

    Deadly heatwaves across Europe, the US and China are not causing Brits to cancel their holidays just yet, but travel insurance firms are preparing for that trend in the future. The UK foreign office issued new travel warnings on Tuesday about the “extreme temperatures” especially in Spain, Italy and Greece – known as the Cerberus. [...]

  • Insurance chiefs back new Solvency II investment forum to help deliver £100bn in investment

    July 19, 2023

    The heads of the UK’s major insurance firms have written in support of a new Investment Delivery Forum to help drive investment following the reforms to Solvency II.  Established by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) earlier in July, the forum is designed to tackle the investment gap preventing investment from the insurance and long-term [...]

  • Meerkats at the cricket? Compare the Market becomes new sponsor of The Hundred

    July 11, 2023

    Compare the Market is to become the new main sponsor of The Hundred, English cricket chiefs have announced. City A.M. revealed two weeks ago that the England and Wales Cricket Board was finalising terms on a multi-year deal with a principal partner making its first entry into the sport. That partner has now been confirmed [...]

  • FCA: Insurers must put ‘wrongs right’ and are failing the vulnerable in cost of living squeeze

    July 3, 2023

    Insurers are failing vulnerable customers and need to put “wrongs right” as Brits are hammered by a cost of living crunch, the Financial Conduct Authority has warned today.

  • Insurers back Bank of England Brexit Solvency II reforms and new investment push

    June 30, 2023

    Insurers welcomed proposals released yesterday detailing potential post-Brexit reforms to the EU’s Solvency II regime. The EU’s Solvency II regime imposed rules on how much capital insurers had to hold and where it could be invested.  Plans to reform the regime were announced last year and are designed to unlock billions in capital from the [...]

  • Bank of England’s PRA sets out new post Brexit Solvency UK details in bid to unlock investment

    June 29, 2023

    Britain’s main financial watchdog has set out a raft of changes to the EU’s Solvency II regime to improve the competitiveness of the UK insurance market and unlock investment in the economy. In an announcement this morning, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) provided more detail on how it will make adapt the EU’s Solvency II [...]

  • Bank of England tells insurers to brace for persistent ‘claims inflation’

    June 23, 2023

    Insurers must rigorously assess the impact on their solvency of the rising cost of settling car, property and other claims and ensure they have sufficient reserves, the Bank of England told the sector on Friday.

  • London insurers provide cover for ‘critical’ oil recovery operation on stranded Yemen tanker

    June 13, 2023

    LONDON’s insurance market can add a new feather to its cap – after coming together to facilitate a high-risk operation to prevent a stranded ship causing a potentially catastrophic oil spill. Insurance giant Howden was appointed by the UN’s Development Programme to arrange cover for a procedure that will see more than a million barrels-worth [...]

  • Expensive repairs and second-hand car costs push motor claims to record £2.4bn in first quarter

    June 9, 2023

    A record £2.4 billion was paid out in motor claims in the first quarter of this year as firms find surging costs increasingly challenging to absorb, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI). More expensive vehicle repairs, rising second-hand car costs and longer repair times are among the challenges faced by insurers, although there [...]

  • Insurance industry bosses push back at perceptions of ‘profiteering’

    June 7, 2023

    Insurance industry representatives have pushed back at perceptions that firms are “profiteering” during the cost of living crisis. Bosses appeared before MPs sitting on the Treasury Committee to answer questions about rising premiums. Labour MP Dame Angela Eagle put it to the insurance industry representatives: “There’s a perception out there that insurers are profiteering with [...]

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