Direct Line and Churchill lift Covid-19 cancellation restrictions in travel cover
Direct Line and Churchill have lifted restrictions to travel insurance cancellation cover that were implemented last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic
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RSA receives 25,000 Covid-19 claims
RSA has received 25,000 Covid-19 claims since the outbreak began, but its exposure to the pandemic has been limited by reinsurance for its travel book and business interruption exclusions
Covid-19: ACSO and ABI strike agreement on examinations
Insurers, law firms and key suppliers have agreed a statement of intent designed to maintain the personal injury claims process through the Covid-19 crisis
Covid-19: Jeremy Trott on insurance response to crisis
The lockdown and spread of Covid-19 have seen traditional claims activity decrease substantially, according to Jeremy Trott of the Society of Claims Professionals
FCA issues coronavirus pandemic guidance to insurers
The Financial Conduct Authority has set out its expectations of general insurers during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic
Pluto launches mobile app for travel customers
Zurich-backed insurtech firm Pluto has launched a mobile app promising easy access to travel insurance policies, fast claims and human help around the clock
Horwich Farrelly and Jet2holidays secure ‘landmark’ holiday sickness ruling
Horwich Farrelly and Jet2holidays have secured a ruling described as a ‘landmark’ moment in pursuing holidaymakers who make fraudulent claims
BIBA receives over 700,000 enquiries from older motorists
More than 700,000 enquiries for motor and travel insurance from older people have been made to BIBA as a result of the signposting initiative put in place for motorists of a certain age
HSBC UK offers ‘switchable’ subscription-based insurance
HSBC UK has launched a new flexible insurance product that offers seven switchable covers in one subscription
AIG to launch HNW syndicate at Lloyd’s
AIG is planning to launch a new syndicate at Lloyd’s serving the specialist US high-net-worth market. The new venture will write up to $1 billion (£780 million)