All Insurance Times articles in 219 – Page 2
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Features
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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Archive
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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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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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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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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Features
Home claims check-up
The home claims process could be made more efficient by adopting new techniques. Marshall King explains
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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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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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Features
The price of the cost war
Insurers seem to have won a significant round in the battle to reduce solicitors' fees by targeting motor claims. Jonathan Russell reports
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Features
On the couch
The cost of workplace stress is persuading insurers to adopt psychological rehabilitation. Caroline Jordan investigates
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Comments/Letters
Government to reduce EL strain by promoting rehabilitation
We know this song. If the government is to make a difference by plugging rehab, it needs to put its money where its mouth is, says Andy Cook
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News
FSA plans for a fitting solution to solvency rules
The current solvency standard is simple, but inadequate. The FSA's proposals for calculating capital requirements could prove more effective, says Lord Hunt
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Archive
Freedom PMI product
Freedom Healthnet has launched a broker-led private medical insurance product (PMI). The product, called Freedom Your Choice is described as a combination of a cash plan and a traditional PMI prod ...
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FSA pressed on GoshawK
The FSA is "bullish" that action could be taken against the senior management of GoshawK after Syndicate 102 was placed into run-off.According to senior Lloyd's sources, GoshawK's management have ...
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FSA restructure
The FSA's management will be reorganised to cope with the regulation of thousands of mortgage and general insurance firms.FSA chief executive John Tiner said that the restructuring would reflect t ...
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