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Breaking NewsGovernment to seek EU permission for Flood Re
Commission’s approval needed under state aid rules
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NewsTowergate makes three acquisitions
New brokers will be used to achieve “a market leading position” in the regions, says Hodges
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NewsAgeas makes cutbacks in competitive commercial lines market
But the insurer wants to grow its commercial book when market conditions are right
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10 July 2013 Issue
Subscribers can read a digital version of the 10 July 2013 edition of Insurance Times. It includes an interview with Swinton chief executive Christophe Bardet; the launch of IT Pack 2013, our search for the rising stars of the broking industry; and all the latest industry news and analysis.
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NewsSwinton apologises on add-ons and offers customers refund
Policy overlapped with standard cover
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News'We're a different animal', FCA boss to tell insurers
Martin Wheatley to give keynote speech at ABI conference this afternoon
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NewsABI launches "big debate" over industry's future
Seven key challenges highlighted in report released today
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Breaking NewsInsurers could help provide care and pensions - ABI
Partnership with government could address needs of aging population
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NewsCC probe: At-fault insurers paying inflated repair costs
Costs of repairs handled by rival non-fault insurers are up to £270 higher
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NewsHiscox launches first combined bribery response and cover product
Insurer teamed up with global risk consultancy Control Risks and lawyers
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NewsCapita replaces AXA with Zenith Insurance
Zenith will underwrite Capita’s pet insurance policies
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NewsChinese insurer Ping An buys Lloyd’s building for £260m
Current owner Commerz Real confirms sale of building it bought in 2005
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NewsHealth insurer launches income protection advice microsite
New site will provide unbranded marketing materials and sales advice
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NewsLaw firms concerned by rising insurance costs and unrated insurers
Laspo reforms are also causing problems for personal injury lawyers in the North West
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NewsFCA to launch probe into dual pricing
The practice can lead to the elderly being charged “excessively high” renewal rates
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Online onlyBeen there, frauded that
The economic downturn means many see fraudulent travel claims as ‘an opportunity or even a necessity’
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NewsPMI could become mandatory for visitors to the UK
Government launches consultation on healthcare provision for immigrants
