Insurer News – Page 488
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Online onlyManchester Underwriting launches D&O product
MUM targeting firms with turnover up to £500m
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Online onlyInsurers urged to consider IFRS alongside Solvency II
Moore Stephens says IFRS proposals could affect insurance contracts
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Features2010: the year of the saga
The past year has kept us on the edge of our seat – from painful bust-ups in personal injury and racy courtship rumours, to Quinn’s tale of woe and musical chairs at AXA. Add in a few of acts of God, and we’re hooked for the next instalment
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NewsSt Andrew’s profit falls to £106m
Decline as a result of 7% drop in GWP and rise in ceded premium
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NewsSants sheds light on insurance agenda of new-look regulator
New financial regime will take into account lower risks of large insurers compared to banks
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NewsHardy stock put on ‘hold’ after it turns down third Beazley bid
Beazley withdraws final offer as analysts speculate its next target
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NewsJudgment calls halt to trip claims
Local authorities no longer liable for 'surface-lying material' causing an accident
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NewsPersonal lines market returns to growth
Datamonitor forecasts GWP of £29.2bn in 2014, up from £25.7bn this year
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NewsZurich revamps with new management split
Insurer implements three-way structure for its GI operations
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Breaking NewsDirect Line accuses £3m claimant of fraud
Surveillance shows allegedly disabled claimant working
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Online onlyCFC branches into recruitment
Underwriting agency appoints new head of expanded division
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Breaking NewsGPs say patients exaggerate injuries for claims payouts
LV= poll shows 39% of GPs refused to sign off at least one personal injury case
