
Jonathan Swift
Director of Content, Insurance at Insurance Age
Content Director at Infopro Digital
Jonathan Swift is the director of content @infoproDigital #insurance division. @DulwichHamletFC season ticket holder and #insurtech influencer (allegedly)
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1 week ago |
postonline.co.uk | Jonathan Swift
Content Director’s View: With a trio of senior claims managers moving on in recent weeks, Jonathan Swift reflects on whether they were given enough due praise, and as a consequence did their outgoing employers open themselves up to people reading too much into innocuous statements. As a football fan I am always intrigued by how departing managers are thanked for their service. Despite overseeing a 10-game losing run/relegation, a club can usually find some words to pay respects
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1 week ago |
insuranceage.co.uk | Jonathan Swift
Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page With the 2025 British Insurance Brokers’ Association conference only just over a week away Tom Willmore, broker distribution lead at Aurora, offers up offers useful tips to keep delegates moving and well fed with pies, as well as why the mantra ‘quality over quantity’ remains key to getting the best out of the event.
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2 weeks ago |
insuranceage.co.uk | Jonathan Swift
With no distractions and a clear strategy centred on five core products, Covéa personal lines director Sue Coffey tells Jonathan Swift the insurer is keen to grow its share of the regional broking market, by sticking to what it is good at. Covéa personal lines director Sue Coffey is keen to stress – repeatedly during our chat – that the insurer is “open for business”.
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2 weeks ago |
insuranceage.co.uk | Jonathan Swift
Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page Following the recent publication of its new five-year plan, Insurance Age canvassed opinion from regulatory experts and market commentators on what brokers might expect from the the Financial Conduct Authority between now and 2030.
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2 weeks ago |
postonline.co.uk | Jonathan Swift
Tweet Facebook LinkedIn Save this article Send to Print this page The use of sliding scale commission arrangements in the managing general agent space could have the same disruptive impact on the fleet and commercial vehicle market as past withdrawals of unrated capacity. That was the warning from Direct Commercial CEO Phil Cunningham, pictured, speaking on the panel ‘Plotting a Road Back to Reliability’ at the Insurance Post Underwriting Club on Thursday 24 April.
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