All Agenda articles – Page 30
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AgendaInsurers to face new wave of D&O claims
Alleged manipulation of the interest rate swap markets is to blame
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AgendaInga Beale: ‘Being more diverse is good for business’
Lloyd’s first female chief executive tells Insurance Times’s sister publication StrategicRISK her story of reaching the top and why diversity is important for the industry
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AgendaHow driverless cars will change motor insurance
From January, the UK will allow driverless cars to be tested on public roads. What will such vehicles mean to the insurance industry?
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PowerPlace to develop commercial lines with private equity investment
Acquisitions on the agenda for the first time, says Open International chief executive Chris Guillaume
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AgendaBribery and corruption in insurance: avoiding the pitfalls
What are the challenges for insurers wanting to grow in regions that are more vulnerable to problems with corruption?
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AgendaBriefing: The verdict so far on Stephen Hester’s attempts to fix RSA
Stephen Hester has been at RSA six months. He’s achieved a lot but the acid test is yet to come.
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AgendaRevealed: Open GI’s flotation plans
Institutional investors key to future of software house that owns PowerPlace technology
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Have you got the best business partnership in the industry?
Last year’s Business Partnership of the Year went to Absolute Partnership and AXA at the Insurance Times Awards. Here they share their predictions for the year ahead
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Calling all loss adjusters: Are you better than Cunningham Lindsey?
The 2013 Loss Adjuster of the Year tells Insurance Times why they stood out and what they’ve got on the horizon in the year ahead
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AgendaCould the industry be implicated in CMA probe into PMA commissions on building insurance?
Some residential property managing agents have been taking up to 40% commission on buildings insurance exclusively for themselves, Insurance Times understands
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AgendaHow a recent US court case could save D&O insurers money
Supreme Court ruling brings good news for insurers
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AgendaHow hacking can save your business
It may sound like a contradiction in terms, but hacking is a crucial weapon in the fight against cyber crime.Ethical hacking involves external testing of an organisation’s cyber security to identify any vulnerability that could be exploited maliciously, either by industry competitors, state actors or organised ...
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Agenda'If it grows like a weed, it is a weed'
Hastings chief executive Gary Hoffman talks about the firm’s explosive growth and how the company will avoid the motor claims trap
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AgendaHester: fixing RSA one step at a time
He’s just axed 800 motor broker relationships and has raised much of the £1.5bn he needs to bolster RSA’s capital. What is next for group chief executive Stephen Hester on a journey to restore the insurer’s health?
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AgendaBrokers in the firing line as FCA focuses on bribery controls
Is there a difference between corporate hospitality and bribery?
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AgendaInsuring the Arctic: handling emerging risks
Infrassure experts on the insurance challenges of Arctic exploration
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AgendaCareers in Insurance: Special Report
After years of cautious recruitment, the job market is picking up. But insurance companies still struggle to fill senior posts, gender diversity on boards remains an issue, while young people are being attracted with training schemes
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Duo sentenced for £12,000 'crash for cash' scam
Investigations by Cunningham Lindsey and Aviva revealed accident had been staged
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AgendaBIBA 2014 video: Simon Green, FCA
The FCA’s head of general insurance and protection talks about the regulator’s first year and its programme of thematic reviews
