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Compliance Zone
The news that the ABI and Biba are developing compliance templates (23 October, Insurance Times ) is to be applauded.
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A claims explosion
Insurers are expecting Guy Fawkes Night claims to reach as high as the fireworks.Burglary and fire damage claims will soar by 25% and 50% respectively according to Norwich Union.NU customer se ...
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Home claims check-up
The home claims process could be made more efficient by adopting new techniques. Marshall King explains
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Cover for cars and cards
Comprehensive car policies Following the launch of Zurich's cut-down comprehensive motor products it is interesting to see the present offerings available in the traditional comprehens …
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Unifi calms Direct Line strike fear
Finance union Unifi has recommended that members accept renegotiated redundancy terms for 150 IT support staff at Direct Line's Croydon, Surrey and Pudsey sites. Unifi and Direct Line had been in disc ...
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NU call centre opens
Last week saw Norwich Union open its first purpose-built call centre. The multi-million pound office, located on the outskirts of Norwich, will eventually house more than 650 staff from two of the com ...
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Stop press... Premium business
Premium businessPremium Credit has reported a surge in new business through its participation with the Misys roadshows.The premium finance company issued 400 broker proposals, over …
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Taking the bull by the horns
Bill Dye has been at the helm of Capita Insurance Services for a year now. Elliot Lane talks to him about his plans
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Cruise ship bug claims
Travel insurers and marine liability underwriters are looking at a boatload of claims coming ashore from the P&O liner Aurora. It is understood that Fortis is P&O's insurer. Hundreds of medical cl ...
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Budget panel takes NU
Budget Insurance Services has added Norwich Union to its household panel.The insurer will be the eleventh underwriter on the Budget panel, operating on a common policy basis.Budget product dev ...
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Broker's profit rise
Lloyd's broker Alexander, Brooks & Stevens reported a huge rise in profits - despite a small fall in revenues - in the year ended 31 March 2003.Turnover was down 4% to £2.6m from £2.7m the year be ...
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Decision time for brokers
The FSA warns brokers considering becoming ARs to check out their principal agents
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Stop press...Fortis loses bid
Fortis loses bidFortis has lost its legal bid to force the British government to pay some of the compensation claims arising from the Selby rail crash in 2001. Fortis had been seeking …
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Galbraith heads Biba
Eric Galbraith started this week as chief executive of Biba, as predicted by Insurance Times in September. Galbraith left Hill House Hammond in early September where he was managing director.Biba ...
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NHS rehab should go beyond EL
The NHS is expected to be given responsibility for rehabilitation when the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) releases its second report into the employers' liability (EL) crisis on 20 November. ...
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First ATE rehab policy launched launched
New product allows personal selection of treatment, immediately for claimants
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Aon profit slump
Aon's profits fell in the third quarter due to losses from discontinued operations.The world's second largest broker reported earnings of $114m, or 36 cents per share, against $127m, or 46 cents p ...
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Aon deal for OutRight
Aon has handed the administration for part of its personal lines business to OutRight Company UK.Under the outsourcing agreement OutRight will administer household, motor, travel and add-on insura ...
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