Climate change
How do you solve a problem like cyber?
News Editor's View: With high profile breaches becoming more and more common, is the industry well positioned to help small businesses with the growing threat of cyber attacks?
Eight insurtech start-ups to watch in 2023
For the eighth year in a row Insurance Post content director Jonathan Swift casts an eye over the insurtech start-up space, and lists a number of firms worth watching over the next 12 months and beyond.
Big Interview: QBE's Jason Harris on the challenges facing insurers
Jason Harris, CEO of QBE International, sits down with Insurance Post to discuss leveraging internal talent, supporting businesses transitioning to net zero and the challenges insurers face in an uncertain world.
SMEs focus on economic concerns as climate change fails to make priority list
Aviva’s third annual risk report has found that SMEs remain unconcerned with climate change, as economic turmoil continues to dominate.
NZIA issues target-setting protocols for net-zero transition
The Net-Zero Insurance Alliance has unveiled its first target-setting protocols in the transition to a net-zero emissions global economy. But not everyone is satisfied, with some saying the announcement is "devoid of any ambition".
Review of the Year 2022: Insurtechs (part one)
Senior insurtech figures from the market reflect on 2022 and reflect on what 2023 might bring.
Climate activists deliver festive gifts to Lloyd’s headquarters
As part of action which saw insurers receive ‘good’ and ‘naughty’ gifts reflecting their response to climate change, climate group Mothers Rise Up has today delivered a Christmas stocking full of fake coal outside Lloyd’s of London HQ.
Review of the Year 2022: Claims and Legal (part two)
Senior claims figures look back on 2022 and reflect on what 2023 might bring.
Review of the Year 2022: Claims and Legal (part one)
Senior claims figures look back on 2022 and reflect on what 2023 might bring.
Insurers slammed for insuring 'climate chaos' with UK coal mine
Lloyd's is remaining tight-lipped about who will insure the first UK coal mine approved in decades as campaigners accuse insurers contemplating offering cover for the project of causing "climate chaos."
Review of the Year 2022: Insurers
Senior figures from the insurance market look back on 2022 and reflect on what 2023 might bring.
GRP acquires Flint; Volt partners with Laka; Premfina appoints chairman
For the record: Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.
Trade Voice: ABI's Hannah Gurga reinforces the vital role insurance is playing in the midst of the permacrisis
Hannah Gurga, director general of the Association of British Insurers, says the industry needs to shout about the vital role it plays in society, and argues that regulatory reform could enable it to have an even greater impact.
Cop27: WTW collaborates with Unicef to provide climate protection to 15 million children
WTW has joined forces with The United Children’s Fund to protect millions of children and families from climate change
Cop27: Three more insurers join Flood Re's 'Build Back Better' scheme
Flood Re CEO Andy Bord has announced that three more insurers have joined the Build Back Better Scheme, speaking at the COP27 climate summit in Sharm El-Sheikh on Monday.
Airmic tips parametrics for key role as members label traditional policies' nat cat coverage inadequate
Over three quarters of corporate insurance buyers think that traditional property damage and business interruption policies do not adequately cover natural perils, according to a survey by Airmic.
Hurricane Lisa causes first pay-out of Mesoamerican Reef Insurance Programme
The first pay-out has been made by the Mesoamerican Reef Insurance Programme when the Turneffe Atoll, off the coast of Belize, was hit by Hurricane Lisa on 2 November.
For the record: Lemonade joins the ABI; Lexis Nexis expands to Ireland; Jensten acquires Bennetts
For the record: Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.
Stubben Edge and Helodrium join forces; Specialty MGA UK launches in London; PIB appoints group CFO
For the record: Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.
Blog: Is it time to integrate the motor claims supply chain?
In the face of inflationary pressures and rising motor repair costs, the use of reclaimed and recycled parts makes both economic and environmental sense. So, asks Jim Loughran, CEO at e2e Total Loss Vehicle Management, why isn’t more being done to scale…
Insurers defend approach to transitioning businesses following Ferma criticism
Insurers have defended their approach to providing cover to companies undertaking Net Zero transitions following criticism from the Federation of European Risk Management Associations.
Campaigners call on insurers not to cover expansion of one of the world's biggest gas projects
Reclaim Finance has called for insurers of the Ichthys liquified natural gas project not to renew the coverage.
Interview: Hannah Gurga, ABI
The ABI's new director general, who started her role in February, speaks to Scott McGee about her ambitions for the industry, being the best advocate for insurance, and her hopes when it comes to working with the new Prime Minister.
Blog: Deploy digital technologies and AI to close up the climate protection gap
As climate change having a potential of wiping out $20trn worth of assets, Mark Fry, global strategic business development director at Atos Financial Services, considers how the insurance industry can close the climate protection gap by using both new…