Insurer News – Page 546
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AXA raids RBSI to fill travel underwriting role
David Vincent becomes head of travel underwriting in broker business
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FSA begins corporate governance consultation
Regulator outlines latest steps to address corporate governance at firms
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Ewen Gilmour to represent LMA on XIS board
Former Chaucer CEO appointed non executive director
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Chubb launches new broker website
Chubb's Masterpiece24 to offer online quote and bind facility
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Guidewire launches new claims operations software
New claims performance tool for software firm Guidewire
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FSA fines Sett Valley
Directors of Sett Valley Insurance Services also fined for breaches
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Markel adds Ralph Snedden as non-exec
Insurer Markel appoints former Euler Hermes chief to its board
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Groupama promotes Etchells to head of e-commerce
Malcolm Etchells to drive Groupama's business through electronic channels
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Conservatives’ Hoban tells Lloyd’s: ‘We will shut the FSA’
Proposals still unclear over who would regulate insurance industry
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ABI set to respond to Jackson Review proposals in February
ABI's high-level group on personal injury will discuss the review at the next meeting
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New estimates say asbestosis claims will reach £11bn by 2050
Revised projections take into account growing number of mesothelioma suffers who typically make a claim
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ABI floods estimate doubles to £200m
Association calls for better flood protection for UK homes and businesses
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Hastings and Advantage add to capabilities with former Highway men Gallagher and Kelsey
Appointments follow exit of Highway's former managing director, Andew Gibson, late last year
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Leader: Rates may be flat but deals are set to soar
As the UK tentatively emerges from the recession, premiums will likely take a similar length of time before showing a significant rise
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News Analysis
Broking on a budget
Far from being able to raise rates, insurers are currently faced with a client base that is shopping smarter – demanding competitive premiums and even cutting back on cover. In these belt-tightening times, insurers and brokers must accept that every little helps
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Property rates are low despite appetite for risks
QBE blames government support of AIG for artificially lowered rates