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NewsSettlement reached in ‘Pirate of the Caribbean’ case
The settlement figure has not been disclosed
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NewsLatest OIC portal data shows claims being made through the system are still ‘very low’
The number of unrepresented claims running through the portal also remain low
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Sponsored ContentLet’s not mistake OIC portal’s tech issues for gaming – Carpenters Group
Carpenters Group director Donna Scully outlines whiplash reform’s missed opportunities to combat fraud
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Sponsored ContentClaims are the industry’s shopfront, so sector must deliver on service - MUM
Richard Webb, director at Manchester Underwriting Management, explores whether insurance customers get what they paid for when it comes to making a professional indemnity claim
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Sponsored ContentStaying ahead of the regulation curve – Gallagher Bassett
Tensions are still high following the FCA’s crack down on dual pricing, with insurers across the country conscious they are under watch. Gallagher Bassett’s director for loss adjusting and claims consultancy, Gordon Vater, shares his tips for protecting teams from audit and review issues
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NewsStorm Arwen winds sweep up over £80m worth of claims – NFU Mutual
Insurers across the board are expected to experience a total loss of up to £300m
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NewsCredit ratings agency retains ‘negative outlook’ on UK’s non-life insurance sector
Factors such as general inflation, increased claims costs and flood risk have contributed to the negative rating
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NewsClimate change has ‘broken the world of risk management’
However, applying an ‘insurance mindset’ to climate-related issues can support the ‘race for resilience’, says government’s climate champion
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AnalysisBriefing: Sector-wide cultural change and ‘radical collaboration’ will drive flood resilience work
Flood Re believes the role of insurance is changing as it urges insurers to offer property repair improvements to combat poor flood resilience
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AnalysisAdmiral’s stock market dip - how serious is it?
The Cardiff-based insurer’s share price plunged by 15% last month as a result of profit concerns
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NewsPrevisico inks Watertight deal to help mitigate insurers’ losses
The insurtech’s chief executive says it is a ‘perfect partnership’
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NewsInsurer pockets another £80m over IBM IT project blunder
IBM has said it is ’disappointed’ with the ruling and intends to seek appeal
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NewsCourt of Appeal ruling sees major implications for dental negligence claims
The Dental Law Partnership has campaigned for two decades to ‘change the industry for the better’
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NewsInsurtech ecosystem is ‘unusually advanced’
An expert panel at the Business of Resilience conference discussed how the insurtech sector could support the insurance industry through innovation
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NewsAxa declines BI court appeal opportunity as Corbin and King is purchased
Thai hospitality group Minor is expected to take immediate control over Corbin and King’s restaurants
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NewsEuropean windstorm series accumulates €3,289m insured property market loss
Clustered storms pose a challenge for the insurance industry due to claims allocation confusion
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NewsRevealed: Claims Excellence Awards finalists unveiled for 2022
In-person, claims-centric awards event is back this year with 20 prizes up for grabs
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AnalysisBriefing: Russia-Ukraine insured losses deemed ‘manageable’ – but how long for?
Investment bank predicts that conflict losses will be ‘manageable’, yet insurer boss believes flexibility will remain central for keeping abreast of unfolding situation
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NewsInsurtech ARMD turns around tool theft claim in eight days
The insurtech uses the Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded insurance technologies to cater for tradespeople
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NewsLloyd’s boss John Neal hospitalised after cycle accident
The executive team will lead Lloyd’s while Neal recovers
