All articles by Insurance Times newsdesk – Page 8
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KPMG calls for clear roadmap on Solvency II after latest delay
Key vote on Omnibus 2 delayed to 22 October, No official timetable for remaining process
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NewsOval's Mitchell to retire in June
Financial services division chairman replaced by William Johnson
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NewsDarren McCauley joins Tesco Underwriting from Zurich
McCauley joins as chief underwriting officer later this year
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Online onlyPhoto special: E-trading roundtable – adapting to technology
Brokers shared their views on insurer strategy, service levels, skills and efficiency in e-trading at a roundtable hosted by Insurance Times publishing director Shân Millie and Aviva’s broker digital and innovations manager Anna-Marie Powell
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NewsBrokers react to Andy Watson’s appointment as Ageas UK boss
New UK CEO likely to need to build relationships with brokers
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NewsEquity Red Star buys renewal rights to Ansvar motor portfolio
Transfer of motor portfolio follows Ecclesiastical’s exit from motor insurance
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FeaturesInsurers still divided over benefits of ABSs
Industry worried that setting up law firms under Tesco Law could be damaging
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Online onlyThe event: Underwriter Clinic - the evolving role
Delegates revealed how their profession has changed thanks to technological advances, and pondered whether traditional ways of underwriting still have a role to play. They also debated on the importance of the relationship between the broker and the insurer, as well as between insurer staff
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Online onlyThe event: Broker Leaders Forum North
At our gathering of industry bosses, brokers expressed worries that their advisory role may become redundant in the e-trading age. They also feel the lack of clarity about the future of flood insurance prevents them from advising their clients. Finally, the panel debated whether insurers unhappy about their broker network ...
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Personal lines property – The buy
Panels are on the rise as providers spread the risk. Plus brokers get savvy with aggregator sites
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Online onlyFraud Charter – publicising the industry’s steps forward
The industry has made huge efforts in the fight against fraud – one of its biggest challenges now is to communicate that to the public and would-be fraudsters
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Online onlyFraud Charter – what they say
Greater public awareness and a cultural shift in attitudes is needed, our experts say
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Personal lines motor – the people
We asked a cross-section of industry players for their comments about personal lines motor
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Personal lines motor – timeline
Niche markets are one area where fraud has failed to flourish
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NewsFormer Swinton board reaches settlement with Covea
Agreement reached following sacking of executive team
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