Regulation – Page 92
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NewsUber autonomous vehicle 'ignored pedestrian' in fatal test crash
The software that decides what objects the car can ignore was incorrectly tuned, according to reports
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NewsL&G announces second home insurance partnership in two days
Legal & General partner with the Co-op Bank to offer a range of home insurance products
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NewsCertain road users should be exempt from whiplash reforms, says minister
Justice minister Lord Keen makes the first concession on Civil Liability Bill ahead of it entering the committee stage in the House of Lords
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NewsTokio Marine gets approval for Luxembourg company
Regulators grant Tokio Marine approval for its post-Brexit base in Luxembourg
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NewsIndustry dual pricing guide launched amid the growing outrage
ABI and Biba launch new set of guidelines to tackle the huge differences between new customer premiums and renewals
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IT InterviewGovernment must recover from 'slow start' to Brexit negotiations - Huw Evans
ABI director general, Huw Evans speaks to Insurance Times about Brexit progress, how valuable the transition period will be and the Civil Liability Bill
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NewsWave of personal information requests predicted after GDPR
A study commissioned by Veritas said consumers are planning to request data from insurance companies, with some just doing it to annoy them
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Online only'Companies are still way behind on GDPR'- Fifth Step CEO
Business management consultant says while financial service industry is ahead of most, some companies are still way behind where they should be when it comes to GDPR
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Online onlyA practical use for blockchain: Marsh and IBM deal to shake up insurance contracts
Marsh takes a lead in developing blockchain for real, pratical use in contracts
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NewsAviva to offer goodwill payments over botched preference shares cancellation
Aviva has said the total cost of the goodwill scheme could be up to £14m, as it seeks to reimburse investors who sold their preference shares following the cancellation announcement
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NewsFCA makes ‘clone broker’ warning
FCA release warning relating to Blue Insurance, who it says is a clone of an authorised firm
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NewsBrokers get a boost with new contractors liability product
Incorporated Insurance Group Ltd launch a new product to compete with trade insurers
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NewsCivil Liability Bill to enter House of Lords today
Lords will hear the full extent of the controversial Bill for the first time this afternoon
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NewsMotor injury claims fall to lowest level
Government figures show motor injury claims have fallen to their lowest level for which data is available
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NewsSolicitors hail Lords committee's whiplash amendments
Solicitor body claim Lords committee endorsed its concerns about the Civil Liability Bill
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NewsEldon denies Brexit data misuse
Arron Banks’s Eldon Insurance Services has denied suggestions in Parliament that client data may have been used in the Brexit referendum campaign
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NewsAIG braces for Brexit with two new companies
AIG authorise two companies, one in the UK and one in Luxembourg as it readies itself for Brexit
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NewsGovernment must secure post-Brexit relationships - ABI's Evans
ABI director general says the government had a “slow start” to Brexit negotiations but praised the industry’s determination to ensure a productive future
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NewsClaimant lawyers win long-running third-party capture case
Supreme Court rules Gavin Edmonson Solicitors’ fees should be paid after it had already filed claims
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NewsIndustry 'must double its efforts' to get Civil Liability Bill through, says ABI boss
ABI director general Huw Evans is confident of the Bill passing through parliament but says the industry needs to “double its efforts”
