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Online onlyAviva's stormy AGM: a view from the inside
Our man at the AGM describes how a ruffled Aviva chairman and board tried to soothe angry investors over excessive pay
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Is RSA's commercial boost a sign of market revival?
RSA grew commercial lines NWP by 11% in Q1, but underwriting discipline, not rate rises, may have been the main driver
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Online onlyThe Lobby: Government silence leaves insurers in deep water
The recent UK floods have come at just the right time to focus attention on the need for a decision over the Statement of Principles, which ends next month
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Online onlyThe Lobby: Is the industry’s reputation damaged?
Insurance Times introduces The Lobby, a compelling and informative monthly review to keep you updated on the main regulatory and political issues gripping the insurance industry. This week, The Lobby looks at the burning topics of application fraud, flooding, broker regulation and industry reputation
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Marsh's third-party politics
Marsh has sold the bulk of third-party wholesaler GHC only two years after its creation
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Online only‘You can’t beat a piece of paper, Steve’
Our Insider muses on the inevitability of being let down by modern technology
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Online only27 Apr-3 May: Saxon East's week
It’s all fine wines and high winds this week for our roving head of content
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Online onlyAviva faces rebellion over directors’ pay
Chief’s salary freeze fails to placate shareholders
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Online onlyAXA keeps loss ratio flat despite liability claim woes
Commercial chief executive Amanda Blanc ‘confident’ of hitting £400m target by 2015
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Online onlyClarke vows crackdown over whiplash claims
Summit with justice secretary will look at tougher medical evidence requirements
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Online onlyThe Lobby: Fraud – the big numbers
The rising number of fraudulent applications and claims is prompting greater co-operation to gather information, while Allianz’s chief executive argues the best way to combat fraud is to invest in staff training
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Online onlyHardy faces criticism for rejecting higher offer
‘Body blow’ of catastrophes in 2011 wiped two-fifths from Hardy’s book value
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Zurich insists job cuts don’t mean exit from personal lines
Four hundred layoffs prompt speculation that insurer will pull out of UK market
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Online onlyHodges remains upbeat despite £75.5m loss and fall in broker profits
Poor economic conditions present consolidator with more acquisition opportunities
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Online only'A rare and welcome success for the industry's lobbying efforts'
Insurers can rejoice that the government is finally taking fraudulent whiplash claims seriously. But the battle for what’s fair continues on other fronts
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Online onlyDavid Hall, Aviva
It must be a rare feeling for Aviva, being the new kid on the block – or rather the kid who left the neighbourhood and came back. But that’s the position corporate risks MD Hall is in. And he’s primed to keep up with the Joneses
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Direct Line won't wait for private equity
RBS looks set to continue with plans to float Direct Line Group despite being closely watched by private equity groups
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'Aviva needs a big name with big-picture thinking'
The reshuffle at Aviva may be good news for GI but sparks some questions about group chief Moss
