Acasta’s End of Year 2022 Newsletter

by Anna Mason | Dec 14, 2022 | About Us

End of year Newsletter _ Sharing our journey of 2022! This year has been an amazing and ever-changing one, filled with exciting new opportunities across the company. From new product launches to exciting new technological developments, and an ever-growing and...

Cadmium – Our New System

by Ellie Bower | Feb 4, 2022 | About Us

Cadmium _ Our new system, changing the way we work Over the last 2 years our Data Analysis team, run by Conor Rogers, have been working hard with the Pecometer Software Limited to develop our new system, Cadmium. We are excited to announce that the first phase of...

What’s New For 2022 at Acasta Europe

by Ellie Bower | Jan 6, 2022 | About Us

What’s new for Acasta Europe in 2022 Changes at Acasta Like many businesses over the last couple of years, we have seen our company face its fair share of challenges. Despite this, we are moving forwards, with our team expanding and the business moving from...

Keith Wardell Retirement Announcement

by Ellie Bower | May 4, 2021 | About Us

After working in the insurance industry since 1975 Keith has decided that the time is right for him to retire. Keith will be working with the Board of Directors to ensure a smooth transition. We wish Keith a happy retirement, and we look forward to Acasta’s continued...

Following the Brexit vote, Acasta remain committed to working with our partners in Europe.

by Ellie Bower | Jun 24, 2016 | About Us, Industry News

  Acasta is still a Solvency II compliant insurer trading throughout the EU via the Freedom of Services regulations. To the best of our knowledge, Great Britain and Gibraltar will remain part of the EU for the next two years. Beyond the two year moratorium we...

Will Credit Ratings be relevant under Solvency ii? – Keith Wardell, Managing Director

by Ellie Bower | Jun 16, 2015 | About Us, Industry News

Many would argue that credit ratings are of little use in the current environment, just a short hand way to “tick the boxes”. After all, the last big insurer to fail in the UK was A rated, as were Lehman brothers. However, it is incumbent on brokers to check that they...