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Diary of an Insurer: EFI Global’s Leanne Brumby

Leanne Brumby, principal environmental consultant for EFI Global, part of Sedgwick, educates the market about perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, walks her dog, conducts site visits and manages customers’ expectations when it comes to large…

Challenge of reframing flood risk laid bare

Unpredictable weather and the government’s building targets are forcing underwriters to rethink how they assess property flood risk, according to a panel of experts at Insurance Post’s Underwriting Club this week.

Time to deepen ties with the National Emergencies Trust

Jonathan Clark, past president of the Chartered Insurance Institute and a trustee of the National Emergencies Trust, explains why insurers should collaborate to create a more resilient society that recovers not just economically but also socially and…

Big Interview: Jason Richards, Swiss Re

Jason Richards, Swiss Re CEO for UK and Ireland sits down with Scott McGee to talk through company priorities, the UK property insurance market, and what he thinks must be the top priorities for the next CEO of Lloyd's.

Georges De Macedo, Covéa

Georges De Macedo was appointed CEO of Covéa Insurance UK in June 2023 and has been tasked with guiding the business through a strategic turnaround.

Was I too quick to write off loss adjusting start-ups?

Content Director’s View: Having concluded that loss adjusting start-ups are diminishing in numbers due to compliance, procurement and lack of market disruption content director Jonathan Swift revisits the question of what might help someone buck the…

Big Interview: Paul Lofkin, Crawford

Paul Lofkin, president of Crawford for UK & Ireland, is going to sort out the nation’s subsidence and promises to “disrupt that market like never before”.

Storm Éowyn losses pegged at ‘moderate’ £520m

Perils has this morning (10 March) disclosed its initial industry loss estimate for Storm Éowyn, which affected the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Central Belt of Scotland from 24 to 25 January.

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