Most-read insurance stories in 2023 revealed

2023 forecast

Like Cher, Insurance Post is turning back time to remember the industry Consumer Duty’s efforts, business interruption cases continuing to rumble on, developments at Direct Line, RSA’s personal lines exit, plus the other major insurance events of the year.

Here is our summary of 2023, the top five articles insurers read in each of the past 12 months, plus how we plan to keep you updated on developments in 2024.

January

The headlines that caught your

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Biba follows ABI in addressing premium finance

Less than a month after the Association of British Insurers published guidance for members providing premium finance to customers, the British Insurance Brokers’ Association has followed suit.

Protesters target Biba conference with street theatre

Greater Manchester Stop EACOP coalition chose to protest at the British Insurance Broker’s Association conference because the insurance industry is the “Achilles’ heel” of the fossil fuel projects it is campaigning against, according to member Martin Porter.

Biba defends centuries-old commission model

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association has today launched a guide encouraging members to stick to the traditional commission model and warning of the dangers of straying from it.

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