David Worsfold

1 month ago | postonline.co.uk | David Worsfold

Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page Five years on from the UK exiting the European Union, David Worsfold examines if the insurance industry benefitted or received a blow from Brexit. Five years on from the UK’s departure from the European Union, Brexit remains a political hot potato.

Jan 31, 2025 | worldfinance.com | David Worsfold

The tidal wave of geo-political volatility that has surged around the world in the last decade has propelled financial institutions into the frontline. Many were unprepared and have paid a heavy price in terms of fines and reputational damage. This has forced the sector onto a war footing, with armies of new experts recruited to help guide them through the increasingly complex battlefield of international sanctions.

Oct 22, 2024 | postonline.co.uk | David Worsfold

The potential of personalisation and embedded insurance continue to excite the insurance market. David Worsfold explores what progress is being made and whether the innovation is being driven by mainstream players, disruptors or a combination of the two. It is all about the customer. Every insurer says the customer is at the heart of their product propositions. In this age of data-driven product design and underwriting is that taking the industry ever

Aug 5, 2024 | worsfoldmedia.co.uk | David Worsfold

The role that social media has played in promoting the far-right violence of the last week is now firmly in the spotlight. The number one culprit is X with its owner, Elon Musk, now adding his hate-filled bigotry to an already volatile mix. I have not been convinced for some time that X adds much, if any, value to those seeking constructive engagement or wanting to promote good news about themselves, their business or their interests.

Jun 23, 2024 | worsfoldmedia.co.uk | David Worsfold

Don’t say it too loudly – at least in Liberal Democrat circles – but we might all be breathing a sigh of relief at the vagaries and distortions of our first-past-the-post electoral system come 5 July. Decades of campaigning for a switch to proportional representation have come to nothing. That failure might save us from seeing dozens of far-right Reform MPs elected.