Commercial Lines – Page 175
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Online onlyTowergate's Rowe switches to PowerPlace
Darren Rowe becomes sales director at online commercial insurance marketplace PowerPlace
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Online onlyInjury claims lose RBSI £253m
H1 loss bigger than H1 2009 profit; Bodily injury claims rise
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Online onlyAviva targets £300m GWP in corporate risks
General insurance chief David McMillan expects 20% growth
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Online onlyHowden offers legal help to surveyors
Specialist Lloyd's broker creates a panel of law firms to help surveying clients
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Online onlyJLT in satellite deal with Arabsat
JLT to arrange insurance programe for satellite operator with Marsh
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Online onlyFidelius buys Ottery Insurance Services
Exeter-based Fidelius Insurance Services buys rival broker in Devon
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Online onlyKeelan Westall hails Tonge arrival
Former PowerPlace sale director Wayne Tonge lands new role at commercial property broker
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FeaturesEnd of the honeymoon
Before the downturn, the attractions for brokers selling their businesses to consolidators were clear. But for some the marriage has lost its convenience, and with restrictive covenants starting to expire and entrepreneurial spirit taking hold once more, the former owners are taking back control
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NewsBrit caused UK book cuts with poor pricing, claims analyst
Insurer has slashed its private motor book by 60%
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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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NewsAdvantage gets into gear for motor market push
A reinsurance deal with Faraday will allow up to a 50% rise in capacity
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NewsGiles reads riot act on staff covenants
Lyons takes tough line on potential for breakaway brokers
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Markets & RisksThe centre cannot hold
‘Rogue’ lawyers costs insurers millions of pounds each year, pushing the price of solicitors’ PI higher and higher. With Quinn’s UK arm bowing out and the ARP badly in need of reform, we look at the current state of the market and what needs to change to put it right
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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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Online onlyAllianz in employers' liability fraud clampdown
Allianz launches new public and employers liability team
