Insurance Age has been serving the UK regional broker community for over 30 years. Through exclusive news stories, analysis interviews and features it delivers the market intelligence brokers need to improve their business in print and at www.insuranceage.co.uk
Insurance Age Top 5 News Podcast
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Insurance Age has been serving the UK regional broker community for over 30 years. Through exclusive news stories, analysis interviews and features it delivers the market intelligence brokers need to improve their business in print and at www.insuranceage.co.uk
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April 3, 2020
Top 5 News Podcast 30 March - 03 April 2020
Insurance Age commissioning editor, Laurence Eastham, and news editor, Ida Axling, discuss the top stories of the week. The headlines this week were once again dominated by Covid-19, with brokers hitting back over business interruption following criticism of how the insurance industry has responded to the crisis. Top five news stories for the week commencing 30 March 2020: 1) Covid-19: Industry "getting hammered" over business interruption, says Biba 2) Covid-19: Lloyd’s issues guidance to MGAs 3) Covid-19: Brokers demand flexibility from insurers 4) Covid-19: Insurers will need to "carefully consider" BI position, says Oliver Wyman 5) News analysis: Aon creates world’s biggest broker with Willis Towers Watson deal
March 27, 2020
Top 5 News Podcast 23 - 27 March 2020
Insurance Age editor, Sian Barton, and content director, Jonathan Swift, discuss the top stories this week and talk about their own experience of the coronavirus lockdown. Top five news stories for the week commencing 22 March 2020: 1) Covid-19: Are you a key worker? 2) Axa confirms position on coronavirus business interruption cover 3) Covid-19: Confusion over rent guarantee insurance 4) Danish regulator orders Gefion to stop writing business 5) Covid-19: Government loan schemes open
March 6, 2020
Top 5 News Podcast 2 - 6 March 2020
Insurance Age's editor, Siân Barton, and news editor, Ida Axling, chat about the top five news stories of the week, including Aviva's 2019 financial results and the coronavirus. Top five news stories for the week commencing 2 March 2020: 1. Ardonagh buys Rural Insurance Group 2. Biba takes action on FCA coronavirus warning 3. Mactavish calls for radical reform of the UK insurance industry 4. Government urged to reconsider IPT ahead of budget 5. Aviva UKGI profit falls by 35%
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