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Online onlyCustomers show concern over motor insurance data collection
Research has shown the customers confidence in data collection is fragile
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Online onlyDeloitte predicts sharp drop in home insurance profitability
Industry at risk of making its first home underwriting loss since 2007
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NewsCo-op GI to implement £55m technology platform
Deal includes £46m of software from The Innovation Group
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Online onlyAXA launches data enrichment checks for commercial vehicle book
The insurer has added the checks as part of its long term data enrichment programme
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NewsHastings Direct adopts new analytics software
Applied Predictive Technologies package will boost data decision capability
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NewsPair sentenced for fraudulent whiplash claim against Admiral
One of the fraudsters was an ex-Admiral employee
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NewsAA: Drivers welcome MedCo launch
But survey finds that the new medical panel alone is enough to combat spurious whiplash claims
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ArchiveHarris Balcombe to assist Islamic State war zone claim
Korea Gas appoints London firm to help with claim after problems with reinsurers
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NewsAirmic 2015: Less than a fifth of firms fully understand cyber exposure
More work needs to be done by brokers to help companies understand their exposure to an attack
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NewsABI warns of rise in ‘opportunistic’ deafness claims
Noise-induced hearing loss claims rose 189% between 2011 and 2014, new report finds
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NewsAviva axes Manchester motor claims centre
Hundreds of jobs will be put at risk due to move to Norwich
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Online onlyLV= Broker launches motorbike product on Applied Systems
The nationwide broker will make the highway insurance available to nearly 450 of its brokers
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NewsAirmic 2015: Guide to help risk managers understand business insurance launched
Campaign to put risk management and insurance on boardroom agendas has made big strides – Airmic chief exec John Hurrell
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NewsAirmic 2015: Businesses are failing to take risk management culture seriously - QBE
QBE risk solutions head Richard Thomas says there is an opportunity for industry to support smaller firms who are worst performers
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NewsGovernment launches Pool Re insurance scheme for busy public venues
Businesses that own busy public sites have been promised better insurance deals for improving security against terrorism
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Online onlyTech company launches claims platform to tackle fraud
The telematics company aim to cut down on fraudulent whiplash claims
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Online onlyShell sees large risk premiums for carbon capture and storage cover
Oil giant says insurers will be reluctant to cover new technology
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Online onlyBriefing: The Alton Towers lawyer and the £23m Allianz payout
Alton Towers lawyer representing crash victims has a history of securing large payouts from insurers
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Online onlyAnalysis: The Knowledge – Claims suffers from lack of resources
While most brokers agree that the insurance industry is getting better at rooting out claims fraud, a loss of claims-handling skills over the past five years and the need for more investment in overall resources are still significant issues
