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Online onlyMotor claims rise again
The Laspo reforms were heralded as the saviour of the insurance industry, but the latest figures from the Minsitry of Justice portal reveal a different picture
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Online onlyEx-Giles boss McManus to lead private equity bid for $300m Chaucer motor book – reports
Towergate bidders Apollo leading the race to acquire Chaucer’s motor book
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Online onlyGeneral insurance complaints down 37% – FOS
But number of cases found in favour of the customer is on the increase
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Online onlyNew dawn or false hope for Quindell?
Expectation mounts over PwC business review scheduled for the end of February
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Online onlyScottish court reforms will cut legal fees for insurers
Sherriff Courts will now be able to hear cases for claims valued up to £100,000
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Online onlyRSA's share price rises as turnaround efforts are praised
Analyst says the rebuilding of RSA is a similar story to Direct Line Group’s
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Online onlyPoliticians call for ‘urgent clarity’ on Aviva Perth job cuts risk
Scottish government urged to help anyone affected with state assistance programme
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Online only28 January 2015 issue
Read a digital version of the 28 January 2015 edition of Insurance Times. Cover story - the fight for Towergate. Also inside: Have motor rates turned the corner?; Do reinsurers still love motor?; Quindell - new dawn or false hope?; What large corporates really think of the service from insurers ...
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Online onlyHolding top executives to account
Prudential Regulation Authority moots new regime for senior insurance managers
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Online onlyBiba lends support to Ageas's call for young driver telematics tax break
Executive director Graeme Trudgill said the campaign was included in Biba’s 2015 manifesto to “take this issue forward”
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Online onlyAXA to cut jobs as claims divisions merge
13 middle managers will be made redundant as a result of the new combined brokered and direct claims division
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Avoiding underinsurance in a buyer’s market
As an improving economy encourages SMEs and homeowners to buy more insurance, they can demand better terms, such as the waiving of condition of average clauses
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Online onlySuspended sentence for construction worker after £200,000 personal injury scam
Paul Havert has been sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for two years
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Online onlyJaguar unveils computerised anti-collision car that will cut insurance claims
Jaguar, represented at the Insurance Times Innovation and Disruption Conference 2015, aims to have technology on the roads within two years
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Online onlyMotor premiums rise slightly but price increases slowing - AA
The average cost of a motor policy is now 10% cheaper than in 2013
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Online onlyParis terror attacks a warning of rising geopolitical risks
The spread of political and ideological violence is expected to continue and the latest attacks are a warning that the risk is a global threat
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Online onlyCost of home insurance falls 5.3% over 2014 despite static Q4
Flood and storm claims have not affected premiums - AA
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Online onlyABI campaign aims to achieve £1bn annual flood spending
Initiative also calls for a ban on building in high risk flood areas
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Online onlyAllianz launches 2015 scholarship programme
Training programme will provide places for 50 brokers in both commercial and personal lines
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Online onlyReviewing the 2014 London insurance market
Cyber, ILS and a female boss at Lloyd’s all promise a welcome new era for the hub
