Jen Frost
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Jen joined Insurance Post as a reporter in 2018.
She has won Willis Towers Watson’s insurance and reinsurance newcomer of the year twice in a row, in 2018 and 2019.
Also in 2019, Jen was Biba’s trade press journalist of the year and won the gold award for financial journalism category at MHP’s 30 to Watch awards, beating off competition from Guardian and Which?
In 2020 she was shortlisted in four categories at the Headline Money awards, including best B2B story and B2B journalist of the year, and took home the title of B2B General Insurance Journalist of the Year.
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CBL shareholder in bid to save troubled firm from liquidation
CBL Corporation shareholder Oceanic Securities PTE has filed an opposition to the application to put the company in liquidation, leading to delays for the liquidation hearing.
Loss-making GRP spent £112.6m on acquisitions over its last financial year
Broking group GRP made a loss of £20m for the financial year ended 31 March 2018, in a year that saw it acquire fifteen businesses.
Mike Bruce promoted to GRP group managing director
GRP CEO of broking, Mike Bruce has been promoted to group managing director.
Finch and ICB owner on acquisition trail with sight set on €500m revenue by 2022
Adelaide, the owner of Finch and ICB Group, is looking to acquisitive growth as it aims to increase its revenue across Europe by 150% by 2022.
Gallagher Bassett acquires claims management firm
International risk services firm Gallagher Bassett has bought UK-based Property Claims Management Services.
Ed unveils CEO Hearn’s replacement and plots Bermuda office
Andrew Draycott will take on the role of Ed Broking CEO once its acquisition by Besso owner BGC Partners is complete, while the specialty, wholesale and reinsurance broker has also revealed plans to open a Bermuda office.
Home insurance insurtech Buzzvault launches
Insurtech Buzzvault, which claims to offer the ‘world’s first truly personalised home insurance policy’, launched today.
CBL Corporation expected to be placed in liquidation, sees further delays to watershed meeting
The New Zealand High Court has granted a further application by CBL Corporation administrator Kordamentha to push back a watershed administration meeting to February 2019, though it is expected the corporation will be placed into liquidation.
Brightside winds up lawsuits under Brendan McCafferty
Brightside had been battling for payouts from two legal claims, but is no longer engaged in any litigation under CEO Brendan McCafferty.
Jacqueline Legrand steps down as Brokerslink CEO after less than a year
Brokerslink CEO Jacqueline Legrand has resigned from her post, effective immediately.
Finch Group snaps up Southampton-based broker
Broker Network partner Finch Group has bought Specialist Insurance Agency.
Brightside hiring COO with departure of David Sweeney
Brightside is hiring a chief operating officer now that managing director of insurance David Sweeney has left the Bristol-based broker.
Analysis: The Arron Banks show
No stranger to controversy, Arron Banks is back in the news and under the spotlight with allegations and appeals
This week in Post: Another unrated insurer bites the dust
Hooking the headlines this week, Danish unrated insurer Qudos was placed in liquidation by its owner.
Lemonade in bid to take on Europe
US-based insurtech Lemonade has revealed plans to enter the European market.
Ardonagh slices losses by almost half for first nine months of 2018
The Ardonagh Group cut down on its losses for the first nine months of the year, down to £48.9m compared to £92.7m in 2017.
Broker in liquidation Larksway has FCA authorisation pulled
Broker Larksway, which is currently in liquidation, has had its Financial Conduct Authority authorisation removed after the regulator alleged it failed to comply with a Financial Ombudsman Service ruling.
Revealed: Behind the scenes of troubled insurer Qudos’ collapse
Danish unrated insurer Qudos plunged into liquidation yesterday, amid owner New Nordic’s lawsuit alleging that former owners Echelon “fraudulently reported” vital information prior to the 2017 sale of the insurer.
Unrated Danish insurer Qudos plunges into liquidation
The owners of Danish unrated insurer Qudos have placed the business into liquidation, after it ceased to write new business in October.
Former banking chief Garrad joins Axa PPP as healthcare CEO
Tracey Garrad, former HSBC Channel Islands and Isle of Man CEO, is replacing Keith Gibbs as Axa PPP healthcare CEO.
Sure Thing grows policy count as losses hold steady
Broker Sure Thing has grown its policy count by 12.8%, while making an operating loss of £1.9m in its fourth year of trading.
Arron Banks’ BBC appearance generated 'thousands' of complaints
Exclusive: BBC data has shown that Arron Banks’ appearance on the Andrew Marr show received 521 complaints during or after transmission, but “thousands” more complained before it was aired according to Newswatch.
Four insurance businesses among latest Women in Finance Charter signatories
CNA Hardy, Hastings, LV and NFU are among the 33 latest firms that have signed up to the Women in Finance Charter.
Insurers warned a 'robust' system will be in place to monitor discount rate savings
Parliament expects the insurance industry to deliver on pledges to pass on discount rate reform savings and will be monitoring its progress, Lord Keen of Elie told a conference.