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Q&A: Lauren France, DWF Law

After being named Unsung Hero of the Year at the British Insurance Awards 2024, DWF's specialist manager and deputy head of organised fraud Lauren France talks about the work being done to combat fraud, what threats are on the horizon, and how new…

Insurtech Review of the Year 2024

2024 was a busy year for insurtechs as insurers looked to make the most of artificial intelligence plus data analytics, but sector leaders reckon the industry will push the boundaries of digital transformation even further in 2025.

How to develop your data skills

How to make sure you can understand and make the most of data in insurance is the topic of the latest Insurance Post Top Tips video featuring Carolyn Blunt, former vice president of Davies Academy.

Q&A: Simon Axon, Teradata

Simon Axon, global financial services industry director at Teradata, explains how general insurance providers are lagging behind banks in making the most of their data and why Amazon’s style of operating should inspire boards to back investment in…

Admiral to become ‘technology company selling insurance’

As Admiral celebrates the 20th anniversary of listing on the London Stock Exchange, one of the provider’s technology leaders has revealed: “Years ago, we were an insurance company. We want to be a technology company that sells insurance. That’s the shift…

Q&A: James Eveling, Woodgate & Clark

James Eveling, managing director of loss adjuster Woodgate & Clark, addresses the war for talent and discusses the firm’s growth plans plus its new claims system.

Better motor claims are no accident

As motor insurers reassess their claims offering in light of Consumer Duty, better accident management provision offers a clear route to improved efficiency and customer service, says Steve Molloy, director of commercial sales, AX Motor Assist.

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