Zurich Insurance
Zurich appoints Tulsi Naidu as CEO for its UK business
Naidu to lead general insurance and life functions for the insurer.
Operating profit shoots up 44% for Zurich
GWP falls as the insurer notes focus on pricing and underwriting discipline.
Aviva hires Patrick Tiernan as CFO
Tiernan replaces Colm Holmes who took over the CEO role of the UK GI business in June.
SME Now and the future: Targeting terror
Travel and terrorism insurance for employees is not just a perk for big multi-nationals, it is an often essential cover for small businesses too, explains Edward Murray
Zurich UK publishes GI claims data
Insurer says it has paid out £1bn in the first six months of 2016 with 70% of that going on general insurance claims.
Bill Paton to step down as RSA claims director
Current Zurich chief claims officer Karl Helgesen will take up the position.
SME Now and the future: Building with brokers
Broking for sole traders in the trades, professions and skilled worker sector is intricate and liabilities are complex, explains Edward Murray
Zurich Insurance Masters Winner: Peter Cook of Herts Insurance Consultants
Champion reveals his best and worst shots and just where he’ll be keeping the trophy.
Products round-up: Insurers keep on motoring along
The protection of motorists has been on the minds of insurers recently
Golf: Zurich Insurance Masters highlights
Brokers coming to terms with the course at The Grove in Hertfordshire.
Golf: Zurich Insurance Masters – The Final and winners
Catch up with all the news in our blog from the course.
Zurich Insurance Masters - brokers get ready for the final
The contestants are warming up at The Grove in Hertfordshire.
SME Now and the future: Transforming motor fleet
Increased mechanisation and use of technologies such as telematics are transforming the way small motor fleet business is conducted, explains Edward Murray
Insurers rally to support SSP brokers
Providers and wider industry confirm backing for troubled brokers affected by the outage.
Broking Break: Your top five of the week
Criminal court cases led the way for reader interest this week coming in at top spot and third place respectively. Brokers were also introduced to new products, Zurich staff cuts and Towergate’s results.
Zurich to cut senior roles
Insurer will cut 380 executive roles as part of restructure.
Broking break: Insuring the London tube network
As the Night Tube launches today, Insurance Age takes a look at Transport for London's insurance costs.
Towergate seals five year £30m deal with N&G
Arrangement with yacht specialist sets sail on 1 October.
Zurich revamps ZTrade
Insurer launches five new products on its SME platform and refreshes the background system in response to broker feedback.
Zurich UK results “reflect discipline”
COR improves to 89.5% as GWP falls 8.1% to £765.5m as business resolves to not “take on new business at any cost”.
Zurich profit hit by restructuring charges
General insurance business operating profit increased by 3% to $2.2m on a steady combined operating ratio of 98.4%.
InsurTech Futures: Zurich teams up with Cocoon on smart tech home product
Insurer says initiative is part of its investment in innovation and future technologies.
Post-settlement evidence can be used to recover pay-outs
Supreme Court decides insurers can use evidence emerging after a settlement to recover pay-outs.
Zurich series on Future Proofing Broking: The views of the next and current generation of brokers
Whitepaper part of bespoke series to promote fresh thinking in the sector.