Opinion

Trade voice: A driverless future beckons

Driverless vehicles have until recently been the stuff of scary fiction – from Stephen Spielberg’s menacing apparently driverless truck in the cult 1970s film Duel, to Stephen King’s demonic Chevrolet in Christine.

Comment - Rewriting the Rehabilitation Code

The Rehabilitation Code, which is 15 years old this year, is to be extensively reviewed. Mark Baylis, chair of the International Underwriting Association-Association of British Insurers Rehabilitation Working Party, says the views of practitioners will…

C-Suite - Broker: Time to embrace our similarities

Having made the leap from broking to an insurance company, I knew it would be different. I have had one or two ‘I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore Toto’ moments but I always knew there would be a period of adjustment.

News Editor's Comment: What next for the aviation sector?

In the space of just over four months, the previously soft aviation market has been sent spinning off course by a succession of tragic incidents that are likely to contribute towards the market’s highest annual losses since the terrorist attacks of 11…

C-Suite: Japanese risks

Japan's risks are varied with earthquakes the major hazard. Simon Wallington, based in Tokyo, explores the different kinds of risks of doing business in the country.

Editor's Comment: Take charge of transparency

The insurance industry has been criticised for some time about its lack of transparency, and last week the Association of British Insurers took a step in the right direction to rectify this for home and motor policies.

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