Motor
Prime Minister David Cameron chairs a motor insurance summit at 10 Downing Street
Investigation
Sixty minutes with the PMSubscription
Seven insurance leaders sat down with David Cameron last week to discuss lowering motor premiums in exchange for action on compensation fraud. It means risk for both sides, but can the prime minister bring about real change?
Motor News
Women's car insurance premiums rise 1.1% this month
Price differential between men and women narrowed to 9.8%
Firearms cop sues broker group after car chase injury
Metropolitan Police firearms officer wants up to £100,000
Allianz UK makes cuts to commercial book as it misses targets
Company reports sub-100% combined ratio for 37th consecutive quarter
Household rates must rise more, says Ageas Subscription
Firm’s Q1 profits leap six-fold despite lower GWP
AXA cleanses direct motor amid slump in revenues and underwriting lossesSubscription
Personal lines motor business running at 121% combined operating ratio
'Poor investment returns' cut Sabre 2011 profit by 2.4%
Motor insurer voices concern about rate rise slowdown as COR grows to 83.7%
AXA UK & Ireland reports 9% Q1 GWP growth
Group-wide direct motor slumps after UK ‘portfolio cleansing’
Interview
IT Interviews: Jack Straw MPSubscription
‘Insurers are not the villains of the piece, but they have been sucked into a disreputable system’
INFOGRAPHIC
Referral Fees
Ministers vow whiplash reforms at second insurance summit
Burden of proof and independent medical panels on the agenda
Government will unveil whiplash reforms this week
Reforms will include tougher rules around whiplash medical forms
Biba calls for government clarity on whiplash
Trade body call follows government response to TSC report
