Articles by Scott McGee
Imprisoned underwriter ordered to pay Axa XL £6.5m
A disgraced, imprisoned underwriter, who funnelled millions of pounds out of contracts with Axa XL has been ordered to pay £6.5m back to the insurer.
Briefing: Is this the perfect time to make a swoop for Aviva?
Rumours have been surfacing recently that Aviva is looking like a potential target for circling buyers. It couldn't really happen... could it?
Lemonade told Metromile staff ‘everyone will have a role’ before cutting 20%
Following the completion of the acquisition of Metromile, US firm Lemonade has promptly laid off 20% of its workforce, around 60 people, but had previously told them that they all had jobs lined up.
IMS founder Corrie makes way for new CEO
Exclusive: IMS, part of the Trak Global Group, has appointed a new CEO after founder Nick Corrie moves to executive chairman.
B3i enters insolvency after failing to raise funding
The blockchain insurance initiative has ceased operations and entered insolvency after failing to raise capital
Blame laid at the OIC portal for unexpected fall in PI motor claims since pandemic
Personal injury motor claims decreased despite more traffic since the pandemic, according to CRU figures, with blame being directed towards the government portal
A ‘thorough review’ of approach towards retail customers needed as FCA unveils new Consumer Duty rules
Regulation experts have warned that firms will need to undertake a "thorough review of their current approach to retail customers" as the Financial Conduct Authority revealed the details of its Consumer Duty reforms today.