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Blockchain technology can make the placement process, claims management and compliance tasks more efficient and cost effective as long as re/insurers, underwriters and brokers collaborate with one another, according to a report from PwC Bermuda. 10 August 2016
Insurance
London’s insurance market has historically been characterised as ‘male and pale’, with few women or people from ethnic minorities. Intelligent Insurer assembled a panel of insurance industry experts to look at how times are changing. 28 July 2016
Insurance
Demand for business interruption cover from the manufacturing industry is likely to replace privacy-related issues as the main motivation to buy cyber coverage in the US, boosting growth of the segment and helping it to mature in Europe and Asia. Intelligent Insurer reports. 25 July 2016
Insurance
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found significant failings in the control and oversight of appointed representatives by their principal firms in the general insurance market. 25 July 2016
Insurance
Willis Towers Watson has expanded its UK consultancy team with the hire of Chris Massey as senior strategic adviser, based in Edinburgh. 21 July 2016
Insurance
Willis Towers Watson, a broker and advisory firm, has appointed Matthew Ford to the position of director, where he will lead the London life consulting practice focussing on Solvency II implementation and capital management. 21 July 2016
Insurance
PwC, a provider of industry-focused assurance, tax and advisory services, has appointed Lindsay J’afari-Pak as its UK insurance tax market leader, effective immediately. 20 July 2016
Insurance
A new report from InsureTech and PwC claims that more than a third (35 percent) of insuretech start-ups are focusing on ways to improve customer relationships. 19 July 2016
Insurance
Qatar Re has expanded its governance and operations through the appointments of Andrew Smith as chief risk officer, Adam Young as head of compliance and Steve Tidd as chief operation officer. 13 July 2016
Insurance
European life insurers will be the first to be impacted by the UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU but all parts of the insurance sector should prepare to adjust their group structure, according to a senior director at rating agency AM Best. 6 July 2016
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