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News
AXA lobbies MPs over flooding concerns
Minister hints that government could increase flood defence spending
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Supplements
Plug in, switch on and roll out the business
Brokers are ready to embrace the electronic workplace, but they need guidance. John Hancock explains
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Reform chief questions electronic mandate threat
Market Reform Group chair Douetil confident the market can reform of its own accord
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Harlosh rebrands as Target Harlosh
Software provider targets global insurance technology market
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Atrium begins outsourcing of risk entry
Insurer says BPO solution will free up underwriting staff
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Californian wildfires to cost insurers up to $1.6bn
Aon says losses between $1.2bn and $1.6bn
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Iprism sign mega distribution deal
Underwriting agency secures a multi million pound deal with Endsleigh
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Irish personal injury scheme extended
PIAB to allow vulnerable people to claims additional costs
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DAS welcomes government BTE report
But warns funding issues could affect legal expenses market
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Brit joins Iprism’s core panel
Insurer will use panel to support growth in small business market
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Online onlyInsurers can help save collision repair shops
More than 700 mechanic shops have gone out of business in the last 12 months
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Consultation on novice drivers
The government will launch a consultation on whether to overhaul the rules for novice drivers next month, the Department for Transport (DfT) said this week. It follows a report from the Commons Transport Select Committee on young drivers. Recommendations put to government included calls for zero alcohol levels for the ...
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News Analysis
Speeding the electronic highway
The pace of Lloyd’s market reform is increasing with several groups developing their own electronic initiatives, and a crackdown on firms that miss implementation targets. James Dean reports
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News
Claimants gear up for new plaques compensation bid
House of Lords rules pleural plaques not compensable
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Insurers face supply shortage as bodyshops decline
Falling numbers of bodyshops blamed on insurers’ demands for low-priced repairs
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Features‘No one has grasped the enormity of this!’
Towergate chief Andy Homer and Open International boss Phillip Bell explain the strategy behind the audacious takeover. Michael Faulkner reports
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Lockton: water escape is main source of 2007 property claims
Storms also a problem area, but fire claims are down
