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Brokerbility’s Mistry “surprised” by Brexit result
Brokerbility chairman appeals for calm and says brokers need to watch how the insurers will react.
Brexit: Losing passporting rights could force insurers to restructure
The loss of these rights could see insurers being forced to restructure and face large operational, regulatory and tax costs as they adapt to such a change.
Melanie Hampton delighted with Brexit result
Leave supporter Melanie Hampton says there is no reason for the strong, stable UK industry to change due to Brexit.
Business as usual, say insurers after Brexit vote
The ABI stresses the importance of "ensuring the UK remains a globally competitive place to do business".
FCA issues statement on financial regulation status after Brexit vote
Regulator monitoring developments and liaising with Bank of England.
Expertise from A-Z: Taking stock of the year so far
Six months into 2016, what have been the highs and lows for the insurance industry – and what does the rest of the year have in store?
HDI opens in Scotland with Glasgow office
Insurer appoints new senior development underwriter in expansion push.
Keep the faith
With ‘utmost good faith’ on the way out, Tony Cornell argues that it could be a case of brokers beware as they have to pay the costs of the Insurance Act
Axa UK's biggest opportunity is in broker business, says Amanda Blanc
UK & Ireland CEO plans to expand SME offering and move more into mid-market business to grow revenues.
Das launches private prosecution against Paul Asplin
Asplin called to criminal court on fraud charges as he denies charge.
Axa targets cost savings of €2.1bn by 2020
Insurer aiming for 3%-5% growth in property and casualty revenues between 2015 and 2020.
Customers losing out
The most recent wave of consolidation could lead to a revamp of commission structures, which won’t be good for brokers or their clients, says Ian Stutz
There's no way you can replace a broker, says Travelers Europe CEO
Matthew Wilson says broker business is still its main market as insurer launches direct online platform for small businesses.
Broking break: Your top five of the week
This week's most read stories include fraud, an exit from Zurich and Brexit.
Quizzical questions: 17 June 2016
Test your knowledge of the week’s news with our topical news quiz.
Zurich Masters: Golfers retire to watch England
Rain stops play but golfers now set to enjoy a special screening of the England vs Wales Euro 2016 match.
Motor insurance market delivers 2015 loss
Ernst & Young predicts profitable period has come to an end.
Zurich Masters: Southern Qualifier begins
Broker golfers start to play the course in the second semi-final of the Zurich Insurance Masters.
Zurich splits Endsleigh and personal lines management
Jeff Brinley to lead Endsleigh as Kay Martin steps up for personal lines.
Flood Re sees surge in insurer support
Organisation says 36 insurers have gone live since launch of scheme.
Fraudster sentenced after trying to use charity account for car insurance
A Bolton man has been given a suspended six month sentence for attempting to use fake details to buy motor insurance.
Broker Apprentice will "bring extra edge to CV"
Emma Garrity, a contestant on the 2015 Broker Apprentice, urges brokers to apply for this year's competition.
Markerstudy boss warns about possible job cuts in case of a Brexit
Company confirmed potential for Brexit to lead to "large job losses".
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