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Insure TV News | Cyber

In this bulletin, a bleak forecast for the US cyber insurance market, Allstate expands motor offerings and Allianz make some personnel changes.

Insure TV News | 13th May 2019

InsurTech’s investment is continuing to pick up the pace, reaching a record level of activity in the first quarter of this year. Learn more in this bulletin that also looks at the latest people moves and Urban Jungle’s expansion.

Insure TV News | 7th May 2019

In this bulletin Stephen Catlin returns, Beazley launches reputational risk initiative, Steve McGill reveals new venture, and Lloyd’s CEO John Neal has finally published his much-trailed Future of Lloyd’s manifesto.

Insure TV News | 8th April 2019

In this bulletin Barton quits Jelf, new SME product suites, the FCA finally takes on claims’ farmers, and Ageas recruits four regional commercial lines underwriting managers in an effort to grow its commercial book and develop bespoke solutions for brokers.

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Insure TV News | 1st April 2019

In this bulletin: InsurTech MGA folds, Lloyd’s lays out a future vision, Lib Dem leader weighs in on rugby sponsorship and speciality MGA Nexus has launched a new broking group, Xenia.

Insure TV News | 25th March 2019

In this Insure TV News update, Ant Gould discusses cyber insurance under the spotlight, GRP invests in a new team and well-known insurance chiefs on the move.

Insure TV News | 18th March 2019

Get the latest on a whistle-blowing push by the FCA in this InsureTV update with Ant Gould which also covers AXA’s SME rejig, another partner acquisition from Ethos and a look at regional broker consolidation.

Insure TV News | 4th March 2019

Does a thumbs up for the broking market from the FCA mean a green light for more pay-to-play deals? We also take a look at further FCA regulation, the event of a no-deal Brexit and the trust in insurance.

Insure TV News | 25th February 2019

Despite increasing Brexit and economic concerns among brokers, almost half of Broker owners plan to expand in the next 12 months. This news update also looks at the rise of construction rates and the expansion of terrorism cover.
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