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Quiet Market, Noisy World: Could the Middle East Trigger the Next UK Motor Shock?
23/04/26 12:40This article was drafted with the assistance of Claude Opus 4.7 UK motor insurance is having its quietest period in a de...
You can't control the market. But you can stop being surprised by it.
23/04/26 12:21There's a conversation we have with trading and commercial teams fairly regularly, and it usually starts the same way. T...
Home insurance premiums down nearly 10% in a year, but rate of decline slowing, new data shows
22/04/26 19:24Home insurance premiums have fallen by nearly 10% over the past year, but the pace of decline is easing, according to th...
What the industry keeps getting wrong about young drivers
20/04/26 15:28Is the under-25 motor market really in decline, or has the industry just stopped trying? That was the question at the he...
Van insurance prices start rising again after a year of decline, new data shows
26/03/26 11:25Van insurance premiums are beginning to rise again after a year of falling prices, signalling a potential turning point ...
Under-25 motor: the next growth opportunity, or the next mistake?
25/03/26 17:08Across the motor insurance market, growth is getting harder to find. For many insurers, the “vanillaverse” of lower-risk...
Your pricing experiment didn’t fail. The market just moved faster than you did.
25/03/26 16:11Most insurers are running pricing experiments. Rates are adjusted, positions shift, results are tracked. The assumption ...
Are insurers designing products for behaviour that no longer exists?
25/03/26 15:53For years, the industry narrative has been simple: insurance is a price-driven market. Consumers want cheaper cover, and...
The Under-25 Motor Market is Being Misread
26/02/26 11:50Over the past two years, many insurers have reduced exposure to under-25 drivers. The rationale appeared clear. Claims v...
Interview: Turning Market Behaviour into Pricing Advantage
26/02/26 11:31Pricing teams have never had more internal data. Yet many still struggle to answer a simple question: Are we pricing ris...