Customers told to check the validity of their policy with their insurer.

Broker posted a loss of £669,000 for 2019 as it projects a return to profitability in 2020 as a result of streamlining and reorganisation.

Updated: The largest brokers in the UK revealed measures in place to protect staff and customers from coronavirus.

On demand insurtechs encourage incumbents to give back premium as it is predicted providers could save £1bn as claims plummet amid lockdown.

The software house is working with brokers to allow more customers to activate ‘pay how you drive’ insurance amid the Covid-19 lockdown.

Research by Confused.com and Willis Towers Watson reveals dip in motor premiums, following a £47 rise over the last year.

The group, which has members including Aviva's Maurice Tulloch and RSA's Stephen Hester, is working closely with Pool Re to develop solutions to the crisis.

The business is to return £110m to car and van customers as part of Stay At Home Refunds as it becomes first to bow to pressure to give back as policyholders use vehicles less.

Commission states it accepts the National Crime Agency’s conclusions that it found no evidence that any criminal offences had been committed after it investigated loans totalling £8m provided to the Leave.EU campaign from one of Banks' other companies.

The regulator issued a raft of measures today (1 May) for how financial services firms should behave while coronavirus grips the nation.

The proportional refunds for customers in distress follows Admiral's flat £25 payment but broker customers are not included in the £30m LV has set aside for rebates.

PR expert and former Allianz corporate communication lead, Mark Bishop considers how the reputation of the sector is being affected by Covid-19.

However premiums are set to go up and will also be hit by a 2% IPT increase from June this year.

The Acturis Premium Index for the first quarter of the year has once again painted a bleak picture of significantly decreasing commercial insurance premiums.

Ups and downs in the Acturis Premium Index for the second quarter of 2017

Research by the AA shows first decline since Q1 2016.

The third quarter saw notable increases in the Acturis stats, both by size of average premium and the number of lines rising

Research finds that premiums actually fell in final quarter of the year.

Figures reveal a 30% uplift on 2016.

Research by the AA finds yearly increases in buildings, contents and combined policies.

The Acturis stats show that brokers finished 2017 with their best quarter for over four years

Research reveals prices now lower than a year ago.

Reduction means insurance costs are now lower than a year ago.

The first set of Acturis stats for 2018 have surprised and in some cases disappointed the market

Ombudsman gives update after highlighting growth in “black box” complaints in annual review.

Average prices have dropped by more than 10% in a year.

Company flags insurer fears over subsidence claims.

The market has turned positive in all but one line, according to the latest set of Acturis stats

Customers benefiting from 10% yearly fall.

The cost of insuring a home “remains remarkable value for money”.

The stats for the third quarter of 2018 presented a mixed bag, with some star showings when compared to quarter three of 2017

Analysis by The AA reveals quarterly and yearly increases.

Figures for Q4 2018 show 2.7% uptick.

The latest stats show that 2018 was a flat year for insurance premiums although some lines have bucked the trend with modest increases

The first quarter of 2019 has seen positive premium movements across the board with packages as the only exception

The sector continued to display big pricing disparities across age groups and experts warn Ogden will increase market volatility.

Research by Willis Towers Watson and Confused.com also shows continuing fluctuations in average premiums.

The third quarter of 2019 brought year-on-year premium growth in all classes of commercial business but one, according to the latest set of data provided by Acturis.

Willis Towers Watson and Confused warn of future increases as they publish data for Q4 2019.

As 2019 closed, the Acturis commercial broking index equalled its base line of Q1 2010, representing a quarter of heavy increases in premiums over the year before

Consumer Intelligence warned that telematics restrictions following coronavirus may hit youngest drivers hardest.

As the first working week of self-isolation comes to a close for many, Insurance Age content director Jonathan Swift looks at the stance brokers are taking in terms shutting up shop or keeping their branches open.

Biba's executive director, Graeme Trudgill, addresses the big question around business interruption and Covid-19.

The organisation purchased Hughes & King for an undisclosed sum adding £4m in GWP to its business as it presses on with pipeline amid Covid-19.

Jonathan Edwards has signed an early day motion calling on the government to instruct all insurers to use dividends to pay Covid-19 claims.

The group of companies criticising Hiscox for refusing to pay out BI claims as a result of the coronavirus says it is also in "advanced talks" with a litigation funder to underwrite its entire legal costs as dispute hots up.

In the latest episode of Insurance Post and Insurance Age’s new series of video casts brought to you while our journalists are in isolation lockdown we discuss how brokers maintain their ‘trusted adviser’ status during these difficult time.

CLS claims the policy will help open up a new market to brokers.

Keeley Theron, commercial manager at SJL Insurance, reviews C-Quence's ML5 Management Liability Insurance product