Newly launched lifestyle insurance brand Careless plans to create an individual cyber insurance product targeted at ...

Five years on from the UK exiting the European Union, David Worsfold examines if the insurance industry benefitted or ...

After the FCA raised concerns about non-financial misconduct, Sophie Espinasse, head of client learning at Konexo, warns too little red pen in board reports ...

Aviva reported a 14% increase in the number of claims it declined in 2024 due to fraud, uncovering more than 12,700 fake ...

The Financial Conduct Authority has this morning (8 April) set out its latest work program for the 2025/26 period.

The Prudential Regulation Authority has outlined plans for a matching adjustment investment accelerator to reduce the ...

Insurers are tentatively anticipating an uptick in the number of businesses buying terrorism cover, following changes to the ...

In the latest Insurance Post video we caught up with Nitin Rakesh, Mphasis CEO, to discuss the evolving role of technology in ...

Typhaine Beaupérin, CEO of the Federation of European Risk Management Associations, appraises recent proposals for a ...

As Pen turns 10, CEO Tom Downey sits down with Harry Curtis to outline his plans to turn the MGA into the equal of the UK’s largest insurers.

Aviva and Axa have refuted claims by Which? that their “potentially unfair definitions of storms and floods” are being used ...

A man has been sentenced for making an insurance claim worth £59,987, after he pretended he crashed a hire car while on ...