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Admiral enters taxi insurance market citing demand gap
Admiral Business has launched a taxi insurance proposition for public and private hire drivers across the UK, Insurance Post can exclusively reveal.
Driving accuracy and efficiency in healthcare data reconciliation
A major US healthcare insurer struggled with complex high volume reconciliation. This case study shows how an automated data control platform can ingest and enrich AR and POS data, delivering accurate automated matching and solving complex data…
Managing the ‘forever risk’ of PFAS
How PFAS, often called “forever chemicals”, is creating one of the most complex and far-reaching environmental risks for insurers today is the topic of the latest Insurance Post Podcast.
Axa merges UK retail and commercial units under one CEO
Axa UK & Ireland is combining its retail and commercial arms under a single structure, called Axa Insurance UK.
Tide expands SME offering
Tide has launched six commercial insurance products targeted at SMEs.
Aviation war market steady but wary of Iran risks
Aviation insurers are seeing fewer notices to clients under war policies than their peers in marine amid the Iran War, according to the International Underwriting Association.
LMA warns safety fears choking Hormuz not insurance
The Lloyd’s Market Association has hit back at ongoing reports vessels are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz due to cancelled or unaffordable insurance.
Streamlining premium collections for a global insurance firm
A prominent global insurance provider sought to streamline credit control premium collection and accounts receivable operations. This case study highlights how the global insurer leveraged AutoRek’s intelligent data acquisition functionality solution to…
Is it Time:To get some new business cards for Biba 2026?
Content director’s view: With vinyl now as popular as it was in the 80s and Pokémon never being more collectible, could physical business cards make a comeback? Jonathan Swift points to recent evidence to indicate this may be the case, but is still on…
Reducing operational risk: Why Royal London adopted AutoRek for reconciliations
Royal London faced pressure from an end‑of‑life reconciliation tool and manual balance sheet controls. This case study shows how a scalable, market‑led platform automated controls and reconciliations to remove bottlenecks and support growth.
Intact bringing US surety play to UK market
Intact Insurance is bringing its North American surety proposition to the UK as part of wider ambitions to scale its specialty lines business, hiring former Allianz Trade head of surety and guarantee David Weale to lead the expansion.
Throwback Thursday: Cila conference cancelled; OJ denied
Insurance Post’s Throwback Thursday steps back in time to March 1996 to remind you what was going on this week in insurance history when the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters pulled the plug on an event and an insurer said no to OJ Simpson.
Howden, the global insurance intermediary group cuts reconciliation time by 50%
Howden, a global insurance intermediary, struggled with manual, spreadsheet‑based IBA processes and reconciling large volumes of multi‑format data. This case study shows how automation cut processing time by 50%, achieved a 76% match rate and improved…
Where next for cyber insurance?
After a 2025 peppered with headline-grabbing cyber attacks, Harry Curtis looks at how cyber insurers can regain control of risk, both before an incident occurs and in the critical hours and days after a breach.
What next for employers’ liability insurance?
What’s driving the changing claims picture in employers’ liability and employment practices liability is the focus of the latest Insurance Post Podcast.
Soft market underpricing sparks insurer ‘accidents’ warning
Insurers have been warned there are accidents “waiting to happen” if they continue to make volume a priority over discipline in the soft market.
60 Seconds With... Euna’s Peter Newson
Former DJ Peter Newson, head of property and casualty, professional indemnity and recruitment underwriting and director at Euna, brings rhythm to the insurance market but don't ask him to sing a tune.
Big Interview: Richard Turnbull, Collegiate
Richard Turnbull, managing director of Collegiate Management Services, sits down with Harry Curtis to reflect on the MGA’s journey to becoming a leading PI underwriter and what comes next.
Now or never for Covid-19 business interruption compensation
Aaron Le Marquer, head of policyholder disputes at law firm Stewarts, says following the regulator’s failure to ‘stop the clock’ on Covid business interruption claims, it is now or never for businesses to launch a legal challenge against their insurers.
Insurer CEOs bet big on AI and M&A for growth
Insurance chief executives have artificial intelligence, dealmaking and ESG strategy at the heart of their growth plans for this year, according to KPMG.
Risk concerns deepen as Iran War intensifies
Following the renewed outbreak of conflict in the Middle East, reaction across the insurance industry has highlighted disruption across marine, aviation and specialty markets.