News articles
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ABI Climate Change Roadmap
07/07/2021
Sector sets out ambitious climate change roadmap that is a world-first for a domestic insurance market.
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Reforms to general insurance pricing practices
28/05/2021
Comment from the ABI on the general insurance pricing practice reforms announced today by the FCA.
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Update on the Trade Credit Reinsurance Scheme
26/05/2021
Huw Evans, ABI Director General, has commented on the update issued today by the Government on the temporary Trade Credit Reinsurance scheme.
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ABI joins UN Principles for Sustainable Insurance
12/05/2021
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has joined the UN Environment Programme’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance Initiative (PSI), building greater industry momentum on climate action and ambition in the run up to the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow this November (COP26).
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Fadata Group becomes ABI's 36th Associate Member
06/05/2021
Fadata Group, a leading provider of software solutions for insurance companies, has become the ABI’s latest associate member.
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Insurers’ support for office home-workers to continue
20/04/2021
A pledge made over a year ago by insurers to support customers adapting to working from home will continue permanently.
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Andy Briggs to chair ABI’s new Board climate change committee
05/03/2021
Andy Briggs, Group CEO of Phoenix Group and former Chair of the ABI, is to chair a new Board climate change committee for the Association of British Insurers
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Budget 2021: ABI response
03/03/2021
The ABI's response to the Budget 2021.
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Scrap the Money Purchase Annual Allowance to help financial resilience
26/02/2021
The Association of British Insurers is calling for the Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA) to be scrapped in the Budget so pension savers who have had to dip into their retirement savings during the pandemic are not penalised for paying it back when they can.
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Post-Brexit reforms to financial regulations could release £95bn to boost the UK economy and tackle climate change
23/02/2021
Improvements to the Solvency II regulatory regime for the insurance and long-term savings sector could free up billions while upholding high level protections for customers.
