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  • LMIS wins King’s Award as global expansion drives marine insurance success

    June 9, 2026

    London Marine Insurance Services Ltd (LMIS) has been awarded the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category, marking a significant milestone for the specialist marine insurance provider and reinforcing its position as a leading British exporter of financial services. The King’s Award, widely regarded as the highest official accolade for UK businesses, [...]

  • Former Lloyd’s DEI leader left Beazley over non-financial misconduct allegations

    June 2, 2026

    A former chief risk officer at cyber insurance giant Beazley left the FTSE 100 business following allegations of non-financial misconduct. Morning Wire understands that Rob Anarfi, who had been at Beazley since 2012, left the FTSE 100 business early last year following allegations of non-financial misconduct.  Anarfi was also chair of the Lloyd’s of London [...]

  • Enhanced Games on metaphorical trial: is the risk worth it for partners?

    May 22, 2026

    The Enhanced Games wants to sell itself as the future: faster, louder, richer and finally honest about the drugs elite sport has spent decades pretending do not exist. This weekend it lands in Las Vegas with a simple proposition. Let athletes use performance-enhancing drugs under medical supervision, put big prize money on the table, stream [...]

  • Middle East conflict revs up costs for young drivers 

    May 21, 2026

    Costs for drivers under the age of 25 are rising despite a drop in insurance premiums, largely driven by fuel hikes from the fallout of the Middle East conflict.  Fuel costs for young drivers rose by 18 per cent in 2026 compared to 2025, with the average annual bill spiking from £833 to £981, according [...]

  • ‘Sounds too good to be true?’ City watchdog clamps down on social media insurance scams 

    May 20, 2026

    The Financial Conduct Authority is cracking down on insurance scams advertised on social media and messaging platforms after finding half of young drivers have purchased illegitimate insurance premiums this way. The regulator said nearly 40 per cent of drivers aged 17-25 are “unconfident” in spotting the signs of a fake insurance policy, meaning “thousands could [...]

  • Cyberattacks hit UK businesses with £3.7bn in legal costs last year

    May 18, 2026

    Large UK businesses were forced to fork out £3.7bn to defend legal action brought by shareholders last year over cyberattacks, according to new research from insurance giant Gallagher and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).  Cyberattacks cost firms with over 250 employees an estimated £11.7bn in total, with litigation being the second largest [...]

  • Revealed: The 2026 Morning Wire Awards Winners

    May 7, 2026

    Around 500 guests enjoyed a night of celebration at London’s Guildhall on Wednesday 6 May where the winners of the 2026 Morning Wire Awards were crowned. From 60 finalists across 12 categories, the judges chose their champions. Personality of the Year Greg Jackson CBE The entrepreneur and CEO of Octopus Energy has become one of [...]

  • Lloyds hit with highest FCA complaints as finance firms fork out £240m

    April 28, 2026

    Lloyds Banking Group led the pack as the most complained about financial services group in the second half of 2025 as the industry forked out a near-quarter of a billion pounds to dissatisfied customers. Across its subsidiaries, the FTSE 100 giant was hit with a storm of 187,516 grievances to the UK’s financial watchdog in [...]

  • End of the runway for Gatwick as top court kicks out insurance lifeline 

    April 22, 2026

    Gatwick Investment’s appeal against insurance giant Liberty Mutual has been struck down over whether insurers can deduct government furlough payments from business claims.  The Supreme Court ruled that insurers do not have to pay an estimated £1bn to the hospitality and leisure companies involved in the case that suffered financial losses during the pandemic because [...]

  • Admiral CEO attributes FTSE giant’s staff retention to share awards scheme

    April 22, 2026

    FTSE 100 insurance giant CEO Milena Mondini tells senior reporter Maria Ward-Brennan that Admiral’s share awards plan has significantly contributed to staff retention. Admiral Group stands out as one of the UK’s most successful insurance companies, with an internal focus on staff retention and employee happiness. CEO Milena Mondini told Morning Wire, “We wanted people [...]

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