Claims – Page 412
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Online onlyFlout referral fee ban and face jail - Straw
Those paying and receiving referral fees should face up to two years in prison, Jack Straw has told an audience of claims professionals.The ex-justice secretary, whose motor insurance regulation ten minute rule bill would criminalise the controversial practice, said that a two year sentence was in line with penalties ...
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This WeekIT Claims Clinic: Keynote speakers
Key industry figures took to the stage to offer their thoughts on property claim fraud
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This WeekIT Claims Clinic: Debating property claim fraud
‘We can think about flags, systems and technology, but the best method still proven is peoples’ feel and experience’
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Online onlyVideo: Technology Awards winners
The winners of the inaugural Insurance Times Technology in Insurance Awards tell us what really sets them apart from the rest of the market
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Online onlyIndustry seeks legal firm deals as Tesco Law looms
Insurers, loss adjusters and claims managers among those exploring law partnerships
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: e-trading
The Knowledge lays bare the journey to e-trading, the state of play, and the future possibilities.
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This Week'Insurers feel the pain of periodic payments'
It’s more bad news - and the last thing motor insurers need.
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Online onlyIT Spotlights Reinsurance: Q&A with Mark Byrne
Bermudian investment firm Haverford agreed to buy 25% of Omega for 83p a share. A day later, Canopius proposed to offer the same amount for 100% of the firm. We talk to Haverford’s chairman about the firm’s strategy
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Online onlyIT Spotlights Reinsurance: Market has lost its way
Despite pressures for rate increases, market opinion is split, with some predicting a rise and others disagreeing
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Online onlyIT Spotlights Technology: The cost of doing nothing
An IT overhaul gives insurers a competitive edge and avoids the maintenance time-bomb of obsolete software
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Online onlyIT Spotlights Technology: Market views
This week we asked: ‘Are insurer boards more open to investment in technology now than in the past?
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IT Spotlights Technology: Q&A with Ray Vincent, Transactor
The insurers and brokers of the future need to use technology to take advantage of business trends, and managing general agents can find ways to help them do this without committing to a complete overhaul
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Online onlyRemembering 9/11
The tragic events of 9/11 will never be forgotten, and nor will the hundreds of insurance workers, and others, who lost their lives. Ten years on, Insurance Times remembers the events of that terrible day, and asks how they have changed the industry forever
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Online onlyPersonal Lines survey: e-trading results 2011
A new question was introduced asking brokers to rate insurers’ e-trading options for brokers in 2011
