Claims – Page 476
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Online onlyJewellery insurance premiums 'to rise next year'
Marsh in warning to retail jewellers over 2010 renewals
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ClaimsHigh seas, high risk
The swell in piracy attacks, particularly off the Somali coast, has been costly for insurers. With marine insurance only covering physical damage and a confusion over how to deal with kidnap and ransom risk, is it time to sweep the decks for a new wave of specific piracy policies?
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NewsABI vows to tackle fire damage costs in recession
Cost of average firm claim has doubled since 2002
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NewsDarren Bent caught up in allianz credit hire challenge
Sunderland striker Darren Bent is in centre of dispute with Accident Exchange
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NewsPowerPlace outlines whole market expansion for new year
Chief exec plans to launch four new products every two months
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RSA loses Lloyds Banking Group claims handling work
Bank brings supply chain services in-house post-HBOS merger
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NewsProvident brings in new CFO
Plumer would play a key part in a sale of the business by owner GMAC
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Allianz reports rise in claims for noise-induced deafness
Up to 100 claims a month generated by National Employers Mutual Fund
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Online onlyWard: “Sign up to electronic reform”
Lloyd’s chief executive urges managing agents to connect to Exchange
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NewsAtradius denies part in Borders collapse
Trade credit insurer implicated despite pulling out before bookshop demise
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ClaimsEye of the storm
In the past 25 years, Kiln’s Ashley Lawrence has been first on the scene for the world’s biggest catastrophes. The calm and collected claims head talks to Insurance Times about September 11, a killer instinct for scams and his concerns for the future
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Solicitors PI pool 'to be axed'
Assigned Risk Pool for solicitors' professional indemnity faces the axe
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ClaimsDifferent questions, same answer?
The ABI’s guidance on third-party assistance and the MoJ’s claims reforms are two linked-up challenges for insurers. The solution must be too
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ClaimsClaims Clinic: Learning to share
The claims clinic meets for the last time this year to tackle fraud and agrees that the data needed to fight the problem is out there – we just need to learn how to use it
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NewsPotential £100m claims as floods hit UK
Environment Agency calls it ‘one in a thousand years’ flood, but damage costs not deemed likely to reach the £3bn seen in 2007
