Travel insurance startup Pluto partners with Blink
Zurich-backed travel insurance startup Pluto has teamed up with Blink to provide flight delay cover to its customers
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Willis Towers Watson offers plan for drone disruption
Willis Towers Watson has launched a disruption action plan to deal with drone technology. The plan, Drone Disruption at Airports: A Risk Mitigation and Insurance Response, outlines the threat that drones pose to airports
Monzo teams up with AXA Partners
Customers of challenger bank Monzo who sign up to the Monzo Plus account will be able to add comprehensive travel insurance from AXA Partners
Millstream adopts CEGA medical screening tool
Millstream Underwriting is offering the automated medical screening tool of CEGA to its commercial and retail travel customers
Online flight booking service opts for Setoo personalised insurance platform
Invia Flights Germany has selected UK insurtech company Setoo’s personalised insurance platform, which promises to do away with the claims process
Verisk unveils upgrade for travellers with pre-existing medical conditions
Verisk has launched a new solution designed to help insurers make smarter underwriting decisions for risks posed by travelers with pre-existing medical conditions
Rentalcars.com adopts Cover Genius XClaim instant payments
Cover Genius and Rentalcars.com have extended their existing relationship to provide instant payments for global insurance claims, across more than 90 currencies
Allianz Partners launches innovation centres
Allianz Partners has established three new innovation centres to develop products and services in travel, health and assistance
SRA issues new warning on false travel sickness claims
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has issued a reminder to the profession about its responsibilities when handling travel sickness claims
Horwich Farrelly welcomes drop in travel sickness CMCs
Horwich Farrelly has welcomed the Ministry of Justice’s report that the number of claims management companies (CMCs) operating in the travel sector has fallen by 37%