Insurer News – Page 361
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Online onlyThe expense gap that has Direct Line worried
The insurer’s expense ratio is 15.6 points higher than its closest rival at a point when low costs are key to winning business
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Breaking NewsZurich’s new personal lines chief takes up reins
McChesney steps up as McCauley heads to rival Tesco
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NewsVictory for insurers as government chooses Flood Re
Scheme planned to be up and running by Summer 2015
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NewsFitch gives Lloyd’s A+ rating a positive outlook
Revised outlook reflects reduced profit volatility
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NewsDirect Line Group to cut 2,000 more jobs
Insurer seeking to more than double its original £100m cost-saving target
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Breaking NewsLockyer lands cover for Branson yacht
£200,000 project aimed at restoring Challenger II to former glory
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Breaking NewsTesco Bank launches telematics policy
Pay-as-you-drive policy aimed at drivers aged 17 to 25
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Breaking News"Government should invest in flood defences" - AA chief
Director of AA Insurance makes call ahead of spending review
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Breaking NewsLaw Society launches anti-insurer adverts
‘Don’t get mugged by an insurer,’ campaign warns
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Breaking NewsLegal & General strikes deal with TescoCompare.com
Home insurance policies to be sold through price comparison site
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Breaking NewsDirect Line launches discounted telematics product
DrivePlus available as box or a smartphone app
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NewsLV= launches multimillion-pound TV campaign
Insurer has paid for three adverts, each focusing on a different aspect of its motor policies
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Breaking NewsAllianz enhances SME product range
Hotline and legal expenses cover added to Complete SME policies
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AgendaAmateur footballs clubs forced to take out insurance
Insurance scheme is being provided by Bluefin Sport
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AgendaAviva to axe 200 jobs in Manchester
Motor injuries claims office will be shut in December, and its work outsourced to India
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AgendaQuinn posts strong profit despite revenue dip
The insurance group recorded pre-tax profits of £85.15m
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AgendaIASB insurance contract rules 'a new world' for industry
New accounting rules would be fundamental change for insurers
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NewsSRA seeking regulators' advice on Balva collapse
Lawyers would have to find replacement cover in four weeks if failure is deemed an “insolvency event”
