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Cap on credit hire charges in doubt
The Competition and Markets Authority does not have the power to cap charges recoverable through court
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Government gives driverless cars the green light
Testing of autonomous vehicles will start in January
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Online onlyGibraltar-based Southern Rock directors step down after regulatory probe
Two recent directors, chief executive Arron Banks and Admiral director Alan Kentish, step down
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Online onlySouthern Rock to sue Gibraltar regulator
Chief executive Arron Banks claims the Gibraltarian Financial Services Commission put undue pressure on PwC when commissioning an independent report into reserving issues
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Validus calls for industry-wide portal for credit hire claims
Chief executive Mike Srokowski has already presented the claims handling company’s solution to the CMA
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Rural launches revamped farm combined policy with new capacity provider
Catlin replaces QBE as capacity provider for the insurer
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Online onlyBriefing: Motor insurers face fresh wave of redundancies
Editor Saxon East looks at where the threat of job cuts lies in a highly competitive market
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Online onlyChildren's safety at risk from new government insurance plans - Marsh UK boss
Marsh UK chief executive Mark Weil urges education secretary Nicky Morgan to ditch insurance plan
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Lancashire founder takes home £80m after stepping down in April
Richard Brindle’s exit package wiped more than one-third off shareholders’ return on equity
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'Crash for cash' conman jailed for 12 months
Insurer LV= proved the £250,000 claim was fraudulent
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Online only'Crash for cash': 10 of the best
Insurance Times looks back over all the years at the great work insurers have done to catch cheats
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Online onlyThe Insurance Times guide to Flood Re
What you need to know about the UK’s new affordable flood insurance scheme
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Motor insurance suffers from record fall in premiums
But rate of decline could be slowing as insurers eat into reserves and premium cuts become unsustainable
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Home insurance premiums continue to fall despite flooding
And the introduction of Flood Re is not expected to have a material impact on premium levels
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Online onlyJelf: the industry leader for broker training
Ahead of the deadline for entries to the 2014 Insurance Times Awards, we speak to past winners about their award, their top tips for success and challenges and changes in the industry
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Green Insurance Folkestone director joins Biba as technical services manager
Martin Bridges will work closely with head of technical services Mike Hallam
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Sale of underperforming insurance book boosts Capita's operating margin
Outsourcing giant’s profits increased by 16% to £238m in the first half of 2014
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Online onlyBriefing: What’s next for the industry’s consolidators?
From Towergate’s restructuring to Gallagher’s integration challenge, there’s lots going on
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Online only23 July 2014 Issue
Read a digital version of the 23 July 2014 edition of Insurance Times. In this issue: Why motor insurers should worry; Life for Towergate after Fusion exodus; Cover Story: Do brokers help PMAs get away with high commissions?; MGAs thrive; why fewer drivers choose non-comp; Ageas Insurance boss François-Xavier Boisseau ...
