All articles by Yiannis Kotoulas – Page 5
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News AnalysisBriefing: Regulation pulling the sector this way and that
Are the two largest pieces of regulation for the insurance industry today pulling in opposite directions?
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NewsCII seeking ‘rising stars’ for flagship talent scheme
The class of 2023/24 will be made up of 40 ‘promising professionals’, according to a statement
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News AnalysisOpinion: Collaborating on challenges
Acting editor Yiannis Kotoulas discusses the benefits of further intra-sector collaboration and the challenges of realising them
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News AnalysisBriefing: Is the London market’s international competitiveness under threat from hybrid working?
A new CII report has added credence to widespread chatter that flexible working is harming the long-term prospects of the London market
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News AnalysisBriefing: Has Lloyd’s really banned underwriters from insuring state-backed cyber attacks?
Attribution, degree of damage and the insured’s ability to bounce back are all challenges that cyber insurers must continue to wrestle with
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News AnalysisBriefing: Listening to brokers’ concerns on service a vital first step for insurers, but action must follow
‘Listening and learning is the first step – now the more difficult process of improving service levels must begin’
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BIBATokio Marine ‘continually evolving’ service proposition for brokers
Speed of response to broker inquiries is a vital element of insurer service, says development underwriter
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BIBAAventum Group aiming for employee ownership model in talent attraction push
The business is focusing on adding ‘the right people’ to its business as it continues to grow its GWP and cultural buy-in
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News AnalysisOpinion: Insurance industry must pull in the same direction where reputation is concerned
Acting editor Yiannis Kotoulas discusses whether the insurance sector and it suppliers are supporting eachother as much as they could be
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NewsFCA sets out new protections for leaseholders in multi-occupancy leasehold buildings insurance market
‘We won’t hesitate to taker further action if brokers don’t comply with our rules,’ says regulator
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News AnalysisBriefing: FCA must accelerate its authorisation process for new brokers
While the regulator must complete careful audits of new firms, the time periods being reported must improve
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News AnalysisGhost broking poses ‘massive’ reputational risk to insurance sector
‘Doing more of the same’ isn’t working to tackle the issue, says head of counter fraud
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News AnalysisIn Focus: Consumer Duty presents ‘huge opportunity’, but implementation has not been smooth
With the 31 July 2023 deadline fast approaching, can the general insurance sector properly grasp the opportunities new regulation offers?
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News AnalysisIn Focus: How will Solvency II reforms affect general insurance?
Industry experts chime in on the advantages and risks of Solvency II
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NewsFCA sends Consumer Duty survey to cross-sector firms
The regulator is seeking views on its new regulatory framework prior to implementation in summer
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NewsMarine insurance sector’s role in Ukrainian grain shipments has ‘saved lives’
Vital shipments of grain to support the global food market have been backed by the insurance sector, but a treaty is now under threat
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NewsOpportunity for Solvency II reform is ‘significant’ – Amanda Blanc
Aviva plans to ‘invest more into UK infrastructure’, says group chief executive
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NewsNewly launched agricultural and commercial broker aiming to ‘accelerate’ its growth
‘The mantra of the business is proper service and honest broking,’ says director and founder
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NewsAviva UK GI posts small rise in COR as ‘challenging market conditions’ bite
The insurer’s GWP also saw an uptick across last year
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News AnalysisIn Focus: Broker schemes present an opportunity to better serve clients’ needs
‘By definition, if you’ve created a scheme, you’ve created a unique selling point,’ says group chief executive
