Turn it up: UK insurance frauds nab preacher, pensioner and pub landlord
02 September 2019
A preacher, a rock guitarist pensioner and an award-winning hotelier were among the British insurance cheats exposed last year...
02 September 2019
A preacher, a rock guitarist pensioner and an award-winning hotelier were among the British insurance cheats exposed last year...
02 September 2019
Climate change is causing more frequent and intense flooding in northern Europe and the worldwide annual bill from flood damage, estimated at $US100 billion, is likely to increase, according to a study looking at 50 years of data from thousands of locations...
02 September 2019
The reinsurance market will likely be more “rational” over the near term, with third-party capital investors continuing to be an influential presence, says AM Best...
02 September 2019
The insurance industry is considerably less concerned about “silent cyber” exposure than it was last year, with claims expectations down across insurance lines and industry groups, a new survey has revealed...
26 August 2019
Insurers will benefit extensively from data analytics if they expand its application to understanding new risk profiles, new research finds...
26 August 2019
Owners of properties located in the high-risk wildfire areas of California are finding it increasingly hard to buy home insurance...
26 August 2019
Claims management companies risk losing their UK licences or other penalties if they are found to have misled customers through questionable advertising, the Financial Conduct Authority has warned...
26 August 2019
Consumers in the UK are not getting the same product for the same price when they shop for their personal insurance needs on comparison sites, a study has found...
26 August 2019
Property and casualty insurers in the US recorded a net underwriting income of $US4.8 billion in the June half, down 9.6% from a year earlier, ratings agency AM Best says in a report...
19 August 2019
Global economic losses from all disasters fell to $US44 billion in the first half of the year, Swiss Re’s preliminary estimates show, down 13% from the first half of 2018...
19 August 2019
Up to 89% of UK businesses have no dedicated cyber insurance cover, leaving them potentially exposed to huge financial losses in the event of an attack, the Association of British Insurers says...
19 August 2019
German insurer Talanx has forecast full-year profit will top €900 million after its first-half result increased 9.4% to €477 million...
19 August 2019
Aspen Insurance has suffered a net loss of $US37.3 million and a near 6% decline in gross written premium over the last six months, compared to the previous corresponding period...
19 August 2019
Insured losses in China from Typhoon Lekima will exceed ¥6 billion, modelling firm AIR Worldwide estimates...
12 August 2019
The complexities of the current global claims environment is straining available expertise and resources for insurers, adjusters and others and is starting to affect clients, Aon says...
12 August 2019
Typhoon Jebi, which struck Japan last September, has become the costliest storm on record for the country due to “loss creep” that has extended into this year, S&P Global Ratings says...
12 August 2019
Zurich Group has lifted its first-half net income by 14% to $US2.04 billion, helped by a strong underwriting performance in property & casualty...
12 August 2019
Insurers cutting back on cover to the coal sector are likely to benefit from an ”enhanced public reputation” and reduced exposure to future liability risks, data and analytics company GlobalData says...
12 August 2019
The insurance-linked securities market has continued to drop significantly, with only $US1.7 billion of non-life securities issued in the second quarter of this year, down from $US4 billion in 2018 and $6.2 billion in 2017 during the same period...
05 August 2019
Insurers sustained losses of $US3.3 billion from thunderstorms with tornadoes in midwestern parts of the US in May – the industry’s most costly natural disaster in the first half of the year, Munich Re says...