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AgendaAnalysis: Home rates fall as shoppers turn to aggregators
‘Massively soft’ market set to harden, but not because of winter flooding. Consumer Intelligence’s Ian Hughes also says insurers must focus on a better claims service
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NewsAllianz to stop cutting claims payouts for underinsured SMEs
Insurer says move will hit results but ‘it is the right thing to do’
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NewsGrayling: Ministers and insurers discussing flood solution for business
Commons leader responds to concerns about lack of cover for businesses under Flood Re
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NewsAnalysing 'grey data' more will help fight against fraud
Latest Hill Dickinson Claims and Fraud Index shows value of probing grey data
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AgendaInnovation Blog: How insurers can benefit from the start-up culture
Sabine VanderLinden, managing director at Startupbootcamp insurtech, the world’s first global insurance start-up accelerator based in London, considers how start-ups are being nurtured, and what they can really bring to the industry
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NewsAXA launches SME product for retailers on Open GI
New offering provides cover for more than 250 trades with turnover of up to £2.5m
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AgendaEntries are now open for the 2016 Claims Excellence Awards
The industry has until 5pm on 11 March to enter one of 15 prestigious categories
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Online onlyDirect Line telematics data reveals safest driver regions
Experts say analysis shows telematics can bring in a new era of data-led underwriting
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NewsInsurers face political pressure to hand whiplash savings to customers
Westminster debates whether insurers will pass on savings from whiplash crackdown
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NewsOliver Little replaces Angie Rogers as IFED boss
Rogers takes new job in City of London Police after a year at head of fraud-busting unit
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NewsAviva and Ageas to use IT portal for motor claims subrogation
Aviva wants to sign up other insurers and establish portal as industry solution to claims inflation
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Online onlyNickelback sues Lloyd's in event cancellation row
Rock band in row over lead singer’s throat condition
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NewsMicropigs may prove troublesome to insure as pets
Vets and insurers might treat them as farm animals, says software house Aquarium
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NewsTravel insurance cover that settles claims within minutes to launch in UK
PassportCard technology that enables claims to be paid in “real time” is underpinned by analytics
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NewsNational Accident Helpline says second half revenues fell
CMC says it is concentrating on higher quality personal injury claims
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AgendaAnalysis: The Knowledge – Big Data: the People
Find out what four industry players have to say about big data
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NewsBrokers face £19m FSCS compensation levy for 2016/17
Insurers’ levy jumps 52% despite almost flat compensation costs
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NewsHenderson sued over ‘poor advice’ in underinsurance claim
Henderson argues client failed to provide accurate details
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NewsInsurers to look at safety, liability issues of driverless cars
ABI, Thatcham, insurers to look at potential changes to traffic laws
