Claims – Page 451
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ClaimsBack from the dead
An 80-year-old act is being revised to give claimants new rights to pursue the insurers of an insolvent business. Even brokers and loss adjusters could get embroiled. But the situation is perhaps not as scary as it would seem
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NewsFair Fees: Leading insurers throw support behind broker fees protest
Insurers warn that FSA compensation levy hike threatens viability of intermediary sector
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NewsInsurers prepare for fight over referral fees in consultation
Claims direcors demand for referral fee issue to be taken seriously
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News AnalysisSigns of life
Tentative shoots of recovery are making slow progress in the market, but Acturis’s quarterly analysis of average premium reveals that sustainable growth is not yet fully rooted
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NewsPayment protection moans continue to climb in 2010
Surge in miss-sold PPI has fuelled excessive increase in FSCS levy
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NewsAllianz urges industry effort on fraud after 65% casualty surge
Team of specialist claims handlers call for increased funding to IFB
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NewsSpill claims to come
Advisen warns that salvage companies involved in the Deepwater Horizon disaster are exposed to lawsuits
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Online onlyTwo jailed over multiple insurance fraud
Scam crossed multiple companies and product lines
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Online onlyAllianz in employers' liability fraud clampdown
Allianz launches new public and employers liability team
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Online onlyChem-Dry sold to management
Lloyds Development Capital backs Chem-Dry MBO from Evander Group
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Online onlyAggregators continue to dominate - Deloitte
Price comparison sites are presenting challenges for insurers
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Online onlyCoface in rating agency battleplan
Trade credit insurer outlines plans to take on the big three of Fitch, Moody's and Standard & Poors
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News£16m fraudulent claims detected each week
ABI reports rise of 14% in 2009, with motor insurance fraud totalling £410m alone
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NewsCoalition promises to treat Jackson ideas as a priority
MoJ will consult on the review later this year
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ClaimsDeep impact
Could we be on the brink of the next mega-quake? Six months on from Chile, when and where can we expect future earth-moving – and no doubt market-moving – events?
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In BusinessTapping into the Twitter generation
Traditional marketing methods won’t cut it when targeting the 18 to 24 year-old market. But the rewards are there for brokers that can get it right
