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Analysis

Microinsurance: From little acorns

Microinsurance is expanding but it needs to grow beyond just provision of life cover – what are insurers’ strategies in these vast and largely untapped markets?

ABI: On the ropes?

A loss of members has raised concerns about the future of the ABI, but is the esteemed trade association weakened – or poised to make a resurgence?

Analysis: Hong Kong's 2016 prospects

Insurers in Hong Kong look set to have a testing year in 2016 as competition remains intense, margins are tight and the market gears up for a new regulatory regime writes Nicky Burridge.

Technology: The future of farming

The rural idyll of the UK's farmlands may be the last place many would expect to find a technological revolution. However, as the Internet of Things continues its steady creep into every aspect of life, Britain's agricultural industry has not been left…

Review of the Year: Legal

For insurance lawyers, 2015 has been marked by the Medco portal going live in a sustained effort to reform whiplash claims. But the year has also seen major rulings regarding aggregation, costs and rates, all expected to have wide-ranging implications.

Review of the Year: Broking

It’s been a busy year in the broking sector, with multiple mergers and acquisitions occuring, the market moves merry-go-round in full swing and some notable management buyouts.

Review of the Year: Lloyd's

Lloyd’s didn’t stand still in 2015, while facing new threats and growing competition. With a bold new strategic direction and a number of mega-deals in the consolidation arena, the market has emerged with its head held high.

Review of the Year: Loss Adjusting

The benign weather has resulted in fewer claims for loss adjusters in 2015, while a wind of change has blown over insurers’ panels and merger turbulence has reshaped the landscape. After the severe verdict of the Financial Conduct Authority on SME claims…

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