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Keoghs Insight
We keep you up-to-date on emerging market issues and their impact on the insurance sector,
through a variety of publications, events and our leading market initiatives.
Client Alerts 15/05/2020
COVID-19: Implications of a gradual unlocking of restrictions…
The Coronavirus pandemic is requiring businesses to be adaptable. As lockdown moves into a sustained period of incremental relaxation, what are the implications likely to be?
Client Alerts 22/04/2020
Accommodation claims in cat injury cases: latest developments
As all catastrophic injury handlers will know, accommodation often represents an expensive head of loss – the additional cost of capital involved in purchasing a suitable property, adapting it for a disabled user along with the increased running costs.
Client Alerts 27/03/2020
The Coronavirus Act passes before early recess
Another week in which coronavirus has dominated the political agenda, as the Coronavirus Bill passed through Parliament.
Client Alerts 25/03/2020
Whiplash Reforms- Is it time to re-invigorate claimant direct capture?
The current situation will almost certainly delay the Government’s intended 1 August implementation date for the Whiplash Reforms by at least six months, it is clear that the Reforms will eventually be implemented once the outstanding matters of the necessary Civil Procedure Rules and enabling secondary legislation are resolved.
Client Alerts 13/03/2020
Budget 2020: The Insurance Perspective
Coronavirus dominates the headlines but a Chancellor who had only been in place a matter of weeks still placed his stamp on proceedings
Client Alerts 06/03/2020
Whiplash Reform – Secondary Legislation
Last week’s announcement has given the Government some breathing room but there’s still plenty to do in Parliament before the new implementation date of 1 August.