In this Insure TV News update our host, Rory Palmer, discusses the headlines for the month: AXA to stop offering AXA First and AXA Residential Let policies in the UK; Flood Re appointing Bridget Rosewell as Non-Executive Director (NED) and Chair-Designate. Insurance veterans forming a brand new Insurtech, Modives, and Aviva acquisition of Barclay’s UK home insurance portfolio.

Clearspeed’s general manager EMEA & APAC talks through how the cost of living crisis is impacting on fraudulent insurance claims. Manjit Rana also discusses why insurtechs need a change in mindset as investor capital begins to dry up.

Guidewire’s global digital leader outlines why engagement, intelligence and pace are the three dimensions of building a true digital culture.

Targeting students and renters via insurance products with an ethical tilt. Chris Frogner, COO and co-founder of Arma Karma talks through the business plan.

Claims Technology co-founder Michael Lewis discusses the latest developments in automated claims processing.

How satellites are being used to chart the scale and scope of catastrophes from floods to wildfires. Stephen Lathrope, global head of insurance at ICEYE talks through the implications for parametric insurance.

Matteo Carbone, Founder and Director, IoT Insurance Observatory, discusses how data can make the world safer, main changes he would like to see in the insurance industry and what threat digital exchanges pose to established insurers.

<p>As Lloyds announces its new insurtech start-ups, pet insurers make record pay-outs.</p> <a href="https://www.lloyds.com/about-lloyds/media-centre/press-releases/lloyds-lab-announces-its-sixth-cohort-with-a-focus-on-product-simplification-and-climate" title=" Lloyd’s" alt=" Lloyd’s" target="_blank" style="padding-top: 5px;">Lloyd’s Lab announces its sixth cohort with a focus on product simplification and climate </a><br />

Ahead of a production trial launch in July, David Edwards, CEO at ChainThat, talks through the reasons for launching a Risk Exchange in Bermuda rather than London, and why he thinks the platform will allow insurers to cut back on frictional costs.