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NewsTed Baker loses multi-million theft claim against AXA
Employee stole clothes worth millions over years - but each theft was below policy excess
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NewsRSA courts infrequent young drivers with telematics launch
More Th>n Sm>rt Wheels to reward safe driving with cashback
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NewsCourt of Appeal throws out industrial deafness claim by railway worker
76-year-old knew his noise induced hearing loss could have begun earlier than claimed
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NewsDirect Line Group’s bodily injury claims spike is ‘a blip’
Chief financial officer John Reizenstein says the company is well-protected by reinsurance
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Online onlyi-Cog launches low-value psychological claims investigation tool
A six month trial resulted in a 38% repudiation rate, with 42% of claims being withdrawn by the policyholder
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Online onlyCovéa strikes deal with LexisNexis for schemes management tool
Covéa will now use LexisNexis Map View for processing schemes’ risk data
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NewsAXA motor claims head joins telematics broker
Nick Spence-Thomas joins DriveStyle Insure as operations director
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Online onlyIFED makes double arrest at claims management company
Two men arrested on suspicion of impersonating policyholders to gain personal information for whiplash claims
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Online onlyPRA questions insurers over climate change
The regulator wants to know how businesses and investments will be affected by the changing global climate
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Online onlyLondon Land Rovers refused motor insurance after spate of thefts
Insurers are requiring the cars to be parked underground or in secure facilities for cover to be provided
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NewsAviva warns of malicious damage and car theft Halloween spike
Motor theft claims rise 20% on Halloween and Bonfire Night
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NewsAXA victory in private prosecution for £100,000 personal injury scam
Paul Gustar’s three-year sentence for fraud was suspended because of wife’s “fragile state of mind”
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NewsBack to school: Brokers get qualified
The CII reports a boom in broker training as compliance and professionalism take hold. But is it all worth it?
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Online onlyAA still has reservations about whiplash panels
Managing director Janet Connor said more information needs to be provided to medical practitioners for assessing whiplash injuries
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Online onlyTelematics takes off - but doubts remain over profitability
Telematics technology is set to boom over the next five years, thanks to mobile apps. But can insurers reverse the effects of rate cuts on profits?
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NewsLexisNexis enters Chinese market in new data deal
LexisNexis insurance chief exec Bill Madison said Chinese car insurance market was growing rapidly
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AgendaIndependent whiplash panels could begin in early 2015
But Transport Select Committee remains concerned that not enough thought has gone into the process
