For the Record: Ardonagh’s Australian M&A push; Axa in Co-op Bank tie-up; Rock diversifies with new MGA and SSP takeover gets FCA greenlight
Insurance Post staff
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The Ardonagh Group has announced the acquisition of Resilium, which it claims its
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Based on the ranking below, the most popular year in which the current crop of insurance leaders were first recruited was 2019 with 20 followed by 2020 with 15 taking their roles. Only 14 of the
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The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has once again called for a freeze to the unpopular insurance premium tax (IPT) which affects all policyholders.
Currently, the rate is 12% and it was last increased in 2017 causing outcry in the insurance space after an initial increase to 9.5% in Summer 2015 then another rise to 10% in 2016.
In the April 2020 ‘coronavirus Budget’ the sector escaped further increases but with the economy in trouble due to the twin disasters of Brexit and Covid
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The government has committed to a state-backed indemnity scheme for fire safety engineers who are unable to obtain professional indemnity insurance, as it
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He insisted that the impact of the pandemic on the availability of cover for some risks instead laid down a challenge for insurers to rise to, even if government assistance was required.
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