News Analysis – Page 172
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge Handbook 2014
From growth to professionalism, and claims fraud to the future of motor insurance, The Knowledge had its finger on the pulse in 2014. Here, subscribers can read about the key issues that faced brokers and insurers over the past 12 months.
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Online onlyBriefing: The shadow of Rob Terry looms large over Quindell
The former chairman’s dumping of company shares has left investors in a spin and he has left big question marks hanging over the business
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Online onlyWhat’s on the FCA’s GI to do list?
Insurance Times explores what is on the conduct regulator’s plate as it heads into 2015
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MarketingInsurance Times Awards 2014 digital edition
Check out all the winner videos, photos and other highlights at this year’s Awards
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Online onlyRevealed: The incredible story of collapsed unrated insurer Millburn
From the collapsed banking system of Cyprus to the Comoros Islands off East Africa, an Insurance Times investigation reveals all on the first insurer to fall on the PRA’s watch
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NewsPatrick Gallagher Jr: a global family affair
Arthur J Gallagher’s chairman, president and chief executive offers a rare insight into his company’s UK acquisition strategy and philosophy
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NewsBriefing: Marsh circles Towergate as negotiations reach sharp end
Process moves towards finale as unsecured bondholders invited to make a bid
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Growth – Compliance costs are ‘threat to growth’
As the general election looms, Biba lobbies at all three party conferences to lower the cost of regulation for brokers
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Online onlyAre Gibraltar insurers over-reliant on ancillary income?
Insurance Times study shows that some insurers see big swings in COR if non-risk income is removed
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Online onlyIs the London insurance market doomed?
London’s commercial insurance market is still the world’s biggest, but Insurance Times’s sister publication GR finds that questions remain about its future
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AgendaQ&A with S&P’s Mark Nicholson
Standard & Poor’s primary credit analyst talks to Insurance Times about the industry’s performance in 2013
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AgendaBriefing: Towergate in crisis – the endgame is approaching
With the news that Gallagher has stopped placing new business with the troubled consolidator, a deal to sort out the business is now more pressing than ever
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AgendaBroking in the Motor Revolution – Special Report
This inaugural conference by Insurance Times looked to give motor brokers a helping hand in dealing with today’s challenges and opportunities, as well as a look ahead to what is just over the horizon
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Online onlyLaurent Matras: Embracing data at AXA
The insurer’s personal lines intermediary managing director Laurent Matras enthuses about its strategy and the use of data to improve underwriting
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AgendaLouise Ellman – a force for change in insurance
As head of the Transport Select Committee, Louise Ellman has been instrumental in much of the recent reform surrounding motor insurance. But not all insurers see her as a friend
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Online onlyThe Insurance Times Fraud Report 2014
The Insurance Times Fraud Report 2014 is the second annual supplement dedicated entirely to insurance fraud. It is a must-read for anyone working in the industry. Highlights include the latest fraud statistics and trends, an interview with Transport Select Committee chairwoman Louise Ellman, the results of an exclusive industry-wide survey, ...
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NewsIBSC chair under the spotlight
Six months in, IBSC chairman Paul Anscombe answers the tough questions everybody wants to know about the standards body
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NewsRSA's Hester blames claims farmers and lawyers for surge in deafness claims
Insurance Times Fraud Report shows trend is not slowing
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Online onlyLaspo fails to cut spurious whiplash claims as numbers return to pre-reform levels
Whiplash claims have returned to pre-Laspo levels after six months of growing claims numbers
