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Claims reforms 'will challenge insurer systems'
Consultancy firms warns that some insurers will struggle to hit new response times
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NewsHeath Lambert chief opens door to flotation but rules out sale
Adrian Colosso outlines plans for broker in candid interview.
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Mending the cracks in the capital
Insurance leaders are worried that London is losing its competitive edge in world markets and are lobbying the government to make it easier for firms to do business there. Michael Faulkner explains.
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Who are you calling parochial?
Regional Market Spotlight: The North East and Yorkshire, Lauren MacGillivray reports.
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3i backed Hyperion seeks regional UK expansion
Chief executive confirms group is looking to branch out into construction and property.
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NewsTowergate begins Fusion overhaul with management departures
Underwriting agency confident of reaching binding agreement with RSA despite notice being served by the insurer.
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Brokers shouldn’t put up with bad service
Groupama’s Laurent Matras asks if the writing is on the wall for traditional insurers.
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Amlin seeks more broker stakes after Miles Smith investment
Lloyd’s insurer plans to expand UK distribution capacity through broker partnerships.
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FSA signals tough new stance with record fine for Hastings
£735,000 fine imposed for failing to provide customers with adequate assistance after policy cancellations.
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Cases prove rehab works
The recent Insurance Times debate (Question Times, 17 July) was a fairly accurate portrayal of the current state of play of rehabilitation in the personal injury (PI) world. I would however take issue with the statement that “Rehabilitation….lacked credibility given the lack of data.” There was also discussion about ...
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NewsIslington council faces court action over joining LAML
RMP launches legal action against second council.
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Results in brief
BeazleyBeazley kicked off the Lloyd’s results season reporting that its profits were down by 25% for the first half of 2008, falling to £45m compared to £60.2m for the same period last year.Beazley blamed the profit fall on a sharp reduction in investment income.Gross written premiums were down 6% to ...
