Flood Re

Flood Re exclusion a possibility for independent Scotland

An independent Scotland could be faced with the prospect of identifying an alternative to the Flood Re scheme established between the UK government and the Association of British Insurers, according to research carried out by Standard & Poor’s.

Blog: Learning from history - Boscastle, 10 years on

With its narrow valley and picture postcard scene, the devastation which struck the small hamlet of Boscastle on 16 August 2004 illustrated like no other event the damage our climate can do. So ten years on, what have we learned?

Video: Claims edition – Flood Re

Flood Re, the replacement for the Statement of Principles – which was the government’s agreement with the insurance industry to ensure affordable flood insurance is available to households – is due to be introduced in the summer of 2015.

ABI critical of draft Flood Re finance rules

The Association of British Insurers has deemed the draft rules on the financial management of Flood Re "unworkable" following the launch of a consultation on the scheme's regulations.

Interview: David Smith: In safe hands

Time will tell whether David Smith’s spell as Zurich’s interim UK general insurance CEO becomes permanent but, at a firm where stability is a watchword, Smith explains how his strategy will ensure the division stays on course for growth

News Editor's Comment: A necessary evil

“Trussed up and roasted like a chicken” was how one veteran City commentator described the end of Stephen Hester’s tenure as chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland this time last year.

Editor's comment: Is the Flood Re tide turning?

News the Flood Re scheme has flowed further down the river towards implementation next year has failed to dampen hopes among vociferous industry and political figures that excluded groups will be provided for.

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