News articles
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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.
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COVID-19: Insurers expect to pay up to £2.5 billion for UK insurance claims
20/02/2021
ABI members expect to pay up to £2.5 billion for COVID-19 insurance claims incurred in 2020 according to the latest estimates from the Association of British Insurers published today.
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Former Secretary of State confirmed as latest keynote speaker at ABI Annual Conference 2021
29/01/2021
Former Secretary of State for International Development, Rt Hon Rory Stewart has been announced as the final keynote speaker at this year’s Association of British Insurers Annual Conference on Tuesday 23rd February.
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Trade Credit Reinsurance Scheme extended
30/12/2020
The Trade Credit Reinsurance Scheme has been extended til 30th June 2021.
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Insurers extend Covid support to help many of the UK's 17 million home and 27 million motor insurance customers
14/12/2020
ABI members extend motor and home insurance Covid-19 pledges to 19 March 2021.
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People saving for a home among most at risk of financial catastrophe if they become ill or injured analysis reveals
20/09/2019
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has today revealed that prudent young people saving for a home are most at risk of suffering the largest financial loss if they were unable to work due to illness or injury.
