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Online onlyZurich’s debt boosts its credit
30-year notes raises €425m to settle regulators and ratings
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Special ReportsMotor Focus: Rates continue to speed up
An Insurance Times’ survey of six fleet insurers – Allianz, Aviva, AXA, Groupama, QBE and Zurich – reveals trends in areas including: pricing, demand, policy coverage, and claims for small and large fleets. Michael Faulkner interprets the responses and considers what they mean for the industry
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Special ReportsBelfast IT Pack 2009: ‘Work together to stay ahead’
Crossing the Irish Sea to Belfast was the next stop on the IT Pack event calendar, where brokers can meet senior executives from Aviva to discuss the pressing issues of the day and chat with peers from their region. Insurance Times reports on how greater competition is preventing rates from ...
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NewsYou haven’t seen the last of me, says former Aviva boss
Will I work in the UK again? Never say never, says Patrick Snowball as he heads to Australia
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NewsOsborne promises to scrap FSA in favour of Bank of England
But Tory proposals described as expensive, bureaucratic, and pointless
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NewsPwC swipes Giles auditor mandate from Deloitte
Decision follows broker's review or external advisers
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NewsConsumers spoilt for choice, criticises insurance report
Dafaqto claims growing numbers of aggregator sites are confusing customers
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NewsGovernment delays ruling on pleural plaques compensation
Potential £28bn in claims hangs in the balance as insurers are forced to wait months for decision
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NewsSteady progress
Profits may dip but pick up next year, while volume should stay about the same. Overall, however, the first survey of Insurance Times’ Power Network shows there are reasons to be optimistic
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Special ReportsMotor Focus: Will it be scraps for insurers?
The slide in new car sales may have stalled in the two-and-a-half months since the government introduced its ‘bangers for cash’ scheme. But what about the impact on insurance premiums and claims?
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NewsAXA cuts staff following marketing business review
Consultancy firm Ignition loses nine people and refocuses on commercial broker market
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NewsGroupama wants to get up close and personal
Insurer looking to grow SME and commercial motor business
