Insurer News – Page 498
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Online onlyLV= Broker unveils new personal lines boss
LV= Broker appoints director to lead personal lines business
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Online onlyDAS pulls out of ABI over Jackson Review
DAS no longer supporting trade association, says chief Paul Asplin
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ClaimsIT Pack: Shift control
What does the England rugby team’s change to Lycra kit have to do with competing as a young broker? Everything, says Kyran Bracken, one of the guest speakers at our recent IT Pack event
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In BusinessBest of Brokers: Fertile ground?
While some independent brokers in the South and East have blossomed during the recession, the garden is not all rosy. Insurance Times tests the ground in the UK’s most prosperous region
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NewsDAS to withdraw from ABI over Jackson Review
Chief exec Asplin has spoken out against shifting court costs onto injured claimants
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NewsMMA gets in gear for £70m Provident buy
Deal on the cards despite UK insurance arm’s £24.2m operating loss
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Online onlyIn pictures: Ex-rugby star inspires the IT Pack
Brokers in the North West listened to celebrity speaker Kyran Bracken
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Online onlyInsurers to challenge EL trigger litigation ruling
Court of Appeal has overturned High Court employer’s liability ruling
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Online onlyFOS makes Aviva pay £170k personal injury claim
Ombudsman rejects insurer's technicality defence
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Online onlyAXA UK chief Philippe Maso out in shake-up
AXA UK restructures general insurance business
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Online onlyLMA fights "triple regulation"
Proposed regulatory system "unsuitable" for general insurers
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Online onlyAon warns on Hungary sludge disaster
Firm facing toxic sludge clean up bill under environmental liablity laws
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Online onlyBike broker MCE installs new chief executive
MCE Insurance eyeing acquisitions under new boss
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NewsAviva targeted for buy-up and carve-up by rivals because of low share price
Under the plan, RSA, Resolution, Zurich and Allianz would have taken portions of the business
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FeaturesAny happy returns?
Aviva’s new management team has restored relationships – and business – following the departure of Igal Mayer. They’ve done so well, in fact, that the company is now an acquisition target. But has their success come at the expense of profitability?
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People & OpinionLeader: Stay strong, Aviva
The insurer's turnaround has put it in acquirers' sights
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Online onlyCunningham Lindsay launches global product recall team
Claims manager says consumers are 'more demanding of quality'
