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NewsCatlin sells £85m stake in Insurethebox to Japanese insurer
Japanese insurer MS&AD has bought a 75.01% stake in Insurethebox for £105m
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NewsAbsolute Partnership commercial director departs
Marc DonFrancesco leaves anti-fraud agency after two years
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AgendaFraud survey 2014: the results
Disease claims the fast growing fraud, survey respondents say, but organised gangs remains the biggest issue
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Online onlyIFED makes 1,000th arrest
The Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department has now secured 185 police cautions and 109 convictions
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NewsMore than 250 Quindell shareholders considering legal action
Law firm Your Legal Friend awaits publication of independent review by PwC before taking further action
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Online onlyMyLicence comes in two-thirds under budget
DVLA expecting to spend £9.1m setting up the initiative compared to initial £24.1m budget
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Online onlyPiracy boom threatens key oil and gas supply chain route
A proliferation of pirate attacks along the Strait of Malacca is a major concern for 2015 – XL
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Online onlyWhat wearable technology means for businesses and insurers
Cyber security specialist on the benefits and risks related to data obtained by personal devices
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NewsLaw firm gathers shareholders to sue Quindell and board
Significant investment losses may be directly attributable to ‘extremely misleading statements’
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The KnowledgeStopping application fraud at the door
One in five motor insurance applications contain ‘an element of contention’, according to the AA. Now the ABI is determined to calculate an accurate figure for the cost of application fraud
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Online onlyLoss adjuster Certo praised for handling claims of failed insurer Millburn
Certo receives strong audit report scores from the FSCS
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NewsFootballer Raheem Sterling falls foul of Continuous Insurance Enforcement
Footballer fined £600 after prosecution by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)
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Online onlySpike in motor rates boosts Fitch outlook for UK insurers
Company market outlook improves but London market remains gloomy
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NewsThe new-look Pool Re: what you need to know
The Insurance Times guide to the planned changes to the terrorism reinsurance scheme
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NewsQuestGates introduces new minimum standard for motor investigators
Loss adjuster announces move in anticipation of proposed changes to private investigator regulation
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NewsQuindell hunts for new stock market sponsor
Shares in the claims management company closed at 41.5p on Friday
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NewsInsurers and brokers to be forced to report all complaints
FCA wants to be told about informally resolved disputes
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NewsComparethemarket in talks with cinemas to replace Orange Wednesdays
Price comparison site confirms talks have started with cinema industry
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Online onlyBriefing: The shadow of Rob Terry looms large over Quindell
The former chairman’s dumping of company shares has left investors in a spin and he has left big question marks hanging over the business
