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Emma Ann Hughes

Emma Ann Hughes

Editor

Editor Emma Ann Hughes has edited several of the Financial Times’s award-winning titles for intermediaries, including Financial Adviser, Mortgage Adviser and FTAdviser.
As well as winning multiple awards over the course of her career for breaking exclusive news as well as in-depth reports, she has spoken at the Conservative party conference and appeared on BBC radio programmes talking about personal finance.
She joined Insurance Post as their 21st editor in November 2022.

Articles by Emma Ann Hughes

#22 Huk-Coburg

Germany-domiciled Huk-Coburg is in 22nd place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List for the second year in a row after reporting 3.7% average premium growth for the year.

#23 Beazley

UK-domiciled Beazley in one of the biggest climbers this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List.

#24 RSA

UK-domiciled RSA climbed one place to 24th position in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 despite reporting -7.7% average premium growth for the year.

#25 Ageas

Belgium-domiciled Ageas is in 24th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after reporting 1.1% average premium growth for the year.

#26 Catalana Occidente

Spain-domiciled Catalana Occidente is in 26th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after reporting 10.9% average premium growth for the year.

#27 Crédit Mutuel

France-domiciled Crédit Mutuel is in 27th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after reporting 10.9% average premium growth for the year.

Insurance M&A volume soars but deal value falls

Data analysis: The number of UK insurance merger and acquisition deals rose from 48 in the first half of 2022 to 54 at the start of 2023 but the total publicly disclosed deal value fell from £3.8bn to £16m year-on-year.

Diary of an Insurance PR: SEC Newgate's Vanessa Chance

Vanessa Chance, director of communications at SEC Newgate UK, raises the profile of Insurance United Against Dementia, learns more about using artificial intelligence in communications plus handles a potential reputational risk issue.

Q&A: Paul Williams, Ripe Insurance

Paul Williams, CEO of Ripe Insurance, explains why the specialist insurer looks more like a marketing agency than a financial services provider and how it wants to know why Jane differs from Janet.

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