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Online onlyDaily briefing: Thursday - No one wants a B grade
Standard & Poor’s downgraded eight European (re)insurers this week, but the pain may not be over yet
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Online onlyLegal blog: 2012 – An Olympian leap for the legal profession?
The Legal Services Act opens up the legal market to other businesses, including insurers. With the Jackson reforms also coming into play, insurance companies may be motivated to take advantage of the changes
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NewsHospitals told to stop taking 'no win, no fee' lawyers' cash
Minister tells NHS trusts to cease distributing leaflets subsidised by solicitors’ adverts
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NewsMotor premiums shoot up 5.4% in final quarter of 2011
Premiums rise 15.3% last year compared to 2010
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NewsEurozone break-up ‘would be highly damaging’ - Atradius
Recession in 2012 ‘seems inevitable’ says credit insurer
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: SME risk management
This edition of the Knowledge looks at risk management within the SME sector, with a focus on how brokers can support and guide clients to do it better.
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NewsS&P downgrades eight European insurers
Rating actions for the largest European groups still undecided
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Wednesday - RBSI insurers fall foul of FSA
A £2.2m fine on Churchill and Direct Line has come at exactly the wrong time for parent company RBSI. Geddes must take decisive action to move past the transgression
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Online onlyMarkerstudy settles in Endsleigh dispute
Broker and insurer will continue to trade together
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Online onlyMotor survey: market views and the year ahead
What do the people involved think about the findings of the Insurance Times commissioned survey into public opinion of the motor market? And what lies ahead in the world of regulation?
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Online onlyMotor survey: Motor's damaged reputation
Market research commissioned by Insurance Times has some sobering messages for the motor insurance industry. But despite public ire over high premiums, the overall results are not as bad as some expected
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: SME risk management - Timeline
Numbers of SMEs have been rising, thanks in part to those who lost jobs during the recession setting up their own business. This is regarded as an under-insured segment of the market, which presents opportunities for savvy brokers
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NewsFSA slaps £2.2m fine on Direct Line and Churchill
RBSI insurers tampered with customer complaint files before submitting them to the FSA
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: SME risk management - The People
Despite perceptions that SME customers are increasingly price-driven, they do value the risk management advice that can come alongside a strong broker-client relationship
