Claims – Page 178
-
NewsAviva hits back in ongoing £1.85m fire claim court battle
Aviva and Toto have been in a court dispute over whether a man’s bankruptcy should void a £1.85m fire claim
-
NewsTokio Marine backs superfast claims motor disruptor
Metromile is the talk of the US - and it’s got big plans to provide the quickest and slickest claims experience
-
NewsBusinesses face ruin from lack of BI after Glasgow blaze
Many shopkeepers, unable to return to premises because of dangerous state of the iconic Glasgow School of Art building find they are not covered
-
NewsMIB members vote to share terrorism claims cost
The MIB will decide by the end of October whether to buy reinsurance to help cover terrorist-related claims
-
NewsAutonomous and Electric Vehicle Bill comes into law
Biba and AXA react to the news the Bill has been given Royal Assent and is now made into law
-
NewsJailed ex-AXA call handler abused knowledge to steal £10,000
Jack Burton was sentenced for making nine fraudulent claims against several insurers including Aviva, RSA, Allianz and Direct Line Group
-
NewsGDPR is set to be the next claims cash-cow
Recent Dixons Carphone data breach could open the floodgates to a new wave of PPI-style cold calling. Customers will be able to lodge a claim even if they have not suffered a financial loss
-
NewsLexisNexis launches pre-fill platform to speed up home applications
LexisNexis Home Prefill addresses a thorn in the home business’ side as it speeds up the underwriting process
-
NewsHow AI is set to transform claims
The beginning of an “evolution” in how claims are handled is starting now, according to WTW’s Tom Helm
-
Online onlyAXA-backed motor insurance disruptor launches
New disruptor will target those who motor less than 7,000 miles
-
NewsPartner up or get left behind – the Amazon threat
Amazon is eying entry into home and motor; insurer share prices are rocked on reports
-
-
NewsInterview: Zego boss on pay-as-you-go insurance for gig economy millennials
Zego founder Harry Franks speaks to Insurance Times about meeting the needs of the growing number of gig economy workers with pay-as-you-go cover
-
NewsAviva paid 96% of claims as it urges others to announce figures
As it announces its claims report, Aviva says it paid over £3.6bn in the UK alone
-
NewsAviva in court row over £9m claim for poor stadium work
Construction firm Morgan Sindall are seeking a £9m professional indemnity payout from Aviva over the sub-standard work done by Sabre Structures on a stadium project
-
NewsAviva's price competition could drive down software houses charges - Bayles
Phil Bayles speaks to Insurance Times about how the cheaper personal lines products will help brokers compete with the direct market
-
NewsGig economy start-up launches pay-as-you-go public liability cover
Zego will offer public liability insurance to freelancers for only the hours they work
-
NewsDAS launches cyber guidance for Google and Amazon assistants
DAS UK to provide answers for cyber security questions asked to virtual assistant products by Google and Amazon
-
NewsLloyd's launches 'matching platform' for insurers and underwriters
Lloyd’s Bridge, designed to connect insurers and Lloyd’s underwriters easily, has been launched in the UK, Australia and New Zealand
-
NewsOpen GI defiant amid Aviva's cheaper e-trade offer
Open GI’s Nick Giddings says software houses will continue to serve as a main route to market for major brokers
