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The AI bottleneck brokers can’t solve alone
Industry leaders say that AI is making individual brokers and insurers faster, but fragmented adoption threatens to limit the benefit for clients
By Gia Snape 23 Sep 2026
The AI bottleneck brokers can’t solve alone
L&G set to slash jobs by 10%
Insurer and pensions group opens voluntary redundancy scheme, compulsory cuts still possible
By Matthew Sellers 23 Sep 2026
L&G set to slash jobs by 10%
Co-op's insurance and funeral arms do heavy lifting as it climbs out of cyberattack hole
Life services out-earned the rest of the group in the first half, with insurance profit up 20%, while the bill for last year's uninsured hack still hangs over the mutual
By Stephen Owens 23 Sep 2026
Co-op's insurance and funeral arms do heavy lifting as it climbs out of cyberattack hole
AI use is starting to decide which cyber risks brokers can insure
How a client manages AI access, not just its defences, is shaping whether cover can get placed at all
By Bryony Garlick 23 Sep 2026
AI use is starting to decide which cyber risks brokers can insure
Your client may already have a space risk without knowing it
GPS, cyber and infrastructure dependencies are creating exposures that may never reach a specialist space placement
By Bryony Garlick 23 Sep 2026
Your client may already have a space risk without knowing it
UK motor insurance premiums: steady on the surface, diverging underneath
Repair costs are still rising, Northern Ireland is up 4%, and young drivers are paying more. The national average of £713 tells brokers almost nothing useful
By Paul Lucas 23 Sep 2026
UK motor insurance premiums: steady on the surface, diverging underneath
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