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NewsAviva bosses vow to tackle commercial motor woes
UK chief Matthews says commercial is on his list of concerns after 113% motor COR
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PM savages Solvency II
Growing government interest in insurance should be a good thing but what happens if the approach is more brawn than brains?
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NewsCameron: Solvency II ‘ill thought-out’
Prime minister slams EU capital regime as Prudential seeks UK exit
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NewsAviva’s UK GI strong despite 96% group profit drop
UK general insurance remains level at 96% combined operating ratio, although commercial motor reserves strengthened
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NewsKeoghs index finds nine new motor fraud black-spots
Birmingham tops the list again as fraud rises throughout the UK
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NewsBluefin network appoints DAS for legal expenses and emergency assistance
BPPS brokers can offer clients extra products under new deal
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NewsTelematics boss rejects Labour plans
Wunelli chairman calls for common data standard for telematics
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Wednesday: Labour's misjudged take on telematics
Rising motor premiums may be a key concern for the general public, but Labour’s hostile approach to insurers won’t win votes from the industry
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NewsDeloitte sucked into probe on Equity Red Star losses
Accountant is confident of quality of work and agrees to comply with accountancy board probe
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Online onlyKPMG and Deloitte probed over Equity Red Star losses
Accountancy regulator to investigate KPMG’s audit procedures at Lloyd’s insurer
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NewsElected Labour would 'force insurers to offer telematics'
Labour wants action to defuse ‘time bomb’ of European gender ruling
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NewsABI hits out at further government flood delays
Environment minister says government still discussing the problem
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NewsAXA and QBE pay $914m for HSBC Insurance
Acquisition will help AXA expand its footprint in Far East while QBE snaffles Argentina business
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NewsAdmiral COR jumps eight points after ‘disappointing’ 2011
Chairman plays down reserving issues as UK profits rise 14%
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NewsInsurer shares tumble on fears of €1 trillion Greek default
2012 resurgence in insurer stocks comes to a shuddering halt as investors fear disorderly Greek default
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NewsPerkins Slade 'would consider merger'
Broker could revisit mergers after 2008 Oval deal collapse
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Tuesday: Equity Red Star feels the heat again
The Lloyd’s insurer is back in the headlines – this time because its accounting firm KPMG is being investigated over auditing failures
