Plugging the EL leak.

The UK employers' liability market will continue to loose money, as long as insurers fail to embrace both portfolio underwriting techniques and the inadequacies of their data, argues Raj Ahuja.

The UK employers' liability market is highly competitive, but it is
losing money - fast. Although there are clear signs of a market
correction, the rate increases currently being achieved will only

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Q&A: Marc Lewis, Ecclesiastical

Marc Lewis, underwriting director for the UK for Ecclesiastical, reveals how the insurer is embracing artificial intelligence plus its plans to grow the casualty business.

Insurers face margin crush unless premiums are hiked

Data analysis: A sustainable margin recovery looks increasingly challenging for insurers with premiums needing to increase in real terms to prevent any erosion after a tripling of costs to 10.9% of premiums last year from 3.5% in 2022.