Regulation – Page 83
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Government sets deadline for decision on Ogden change
The government is starting a review of the discount rate today
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Horwich Farrelly and Aviva win 'landmark' fundamental dishonesty appeal
It has the potential to save the industry significant amounts and increase the effectiveness of section 57 as a fraud deterrent
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Industry seeks clarity after Brexit delay
The ABI has warned that the extra time should not be wasted
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Driver distraction increases on the road again
Survey shows over 80% of drivers admit to eating, drinking and daydreaming while on UK roads
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Government vows operational IPT review
It will look at where improvements can be made to ensure fairness
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ABI advocates ‘decisive action’ in wake of another Brexit deal defeat
A fresh defeat has caused more uncertainty for the insurance industry
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It is official: "Women are the safer drivers," says insurethebox research
Insurance Times’ Savan Shah speaks to general manager of communications of insurethebox, Naomi Little on the age old question of which gender is the better driver on International Women’s Day
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Dual pricing frustration breeds opportunistic fraud - experts
Experts at the launch of BLM’s latest counter-fraud whitepaper discussed the link between underwriting and sales frustration, to the likelihood of claims fraud, with some stating that consumers feel like “victims”
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EXCLUSIVE: Premium finance provider reviewing all broker add-on commissions after FCA report
FCA report could result in a clampdown on add-on premium finance commissions charged to customers by brokers
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Weightmans looks to bridge cyber confusion gap with specialist team
Weightmans looking to help businesses better understand the threats they face
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Germany to extend passporting rights for UK insurers for no-deal Brexit
It claims to to remove uncertainty for insurers and policyholders
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Gender diversity improving for insurance sector – ABI
Women now make up 27% of people at executive level compared with 22% last year
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Carpenters becomes ABI associate member
As an associate the insurer and legal services provider can access statistics and other services
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Ask the Expert
February Big Question: Could the increasing demand for cyber insurance see it becoming compulsory in the future?
Some of the top experts in the world of cyber insurance analyses the possible future of this growing product, with the risk that comes with it
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London broker market avoids FCA sanction in wholesale report
Two-year study concluded there was no evidence of significant harm from current practises
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Admiral chief exec calls out “unfair” IPT for younger drivers
Insurance premiums for males were higher, with the average policy costing £2,294 for a 17-20-year-old in 2018, compared to £1660 for females
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Royal Assent of terrorism bill marks “turning point” for industry
The bill will allow Pool Re to provide business interruption cover for firms that suffer losses due to terrorism
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Stakes high for UK brokers as Brexit day approaches
Insurance Distribution Directive fails to offer reassurance to UK brokers with EU business
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France publishes emergency insurance plans for no deal Brexit
The rules will govern UK insurers with French risks in the event of a no deal Brexit
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Women still earning less than men despite gender pay gap reduction - AXA
The AXA report found that 91% of women and 90% of men received a bonus payment