News Analysis – Page 254
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News
AXA cools rumours of Provident bid
Insurer sees no need to buy motor specialist citing organic growth of 40%
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Comments/Letters
Selective deregulation would be unfair
Eric Galbraith says that removing rules for insurers would confuse consumers
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Comments/Letters
Aviva succession is shaping up for a good scrap
Christine Seib says Richard Harvey's departure announcement has cranked up press speculation about the insurer's new top team
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News Analysis
Raiding the front line
Insurers have surprised the market recently by buying some big intermediaries, and there are signs of further upheaval. Katy Dowell reports
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News Analysis
An appetite for acquisition
With 2006 seeing much merger activity in the Lloyd's sector Tom Gifford questions whether the deal heat will continue into 2007
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Third party funding threatens PI rates
Insurers warn of rate rises as numbers of 'spurious' claims could increase
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Ward urges caution after capacity rise
Lloyd's insurers set to write record £16.1bn of business
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Alec Finch Group sold to French broker
Current brand will be retained with Finch continuing to run UK operations
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Another £15m sliced from flood budget
Industry fears further cuts in the comprehensive spending review
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News Analysis
The catastrophe of delay
Fifteen months on from the most costly period of catastrophe activity in recent history nearly half of claims for the three major hurricanes have yet to be paid. Emma Jones reports
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Comments/Letters
Why I sold out to AXA
Stuart Reid says the strength of a large insurer will enable the broker to meet new market challenges
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Comments/Letters
There's never enough regulation... ask the FSA
John Jackson says parliament will be looking closely at the behaviour of the regulator, and not before time
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C-Zone
Banking beat insurance for fairness
Customers don't think they are being treated fairly, says a new survey. Andrew Holt reports
