Opinion
Hard-line stance is vital
It is like a broken record - UK employees are confidently claiming compensation; ambulance chasers a...
Value for money
PPI market scrutiny
Core values are key to adjusting
I applaud the article on the accuracy of loss reserving, penned by Bev Fitzgerald ('Damage Control',...
CII proposals are sound, bar board suggestion
In just a few weeks the Council of the Chartered Insurance Institute will make a decision about the ...
Toddlers on chairs
Dear Friend, I am a father of three - one five-year-old boy and twin three-year-old girls. Lately,...
Whatever happened to working your way up?
I read with interest the comment in the 12 October issue, ('Talent quest must not ignore current wor...
Investigators need a code as standard
Post's recent report on insurers defending their approach to fraud investigations is of considerable...
Why London?
Market competition
Rising tide of premiums
At last, there is some action on motor insurance pricing. Despite some continued price-cutting at on...
Debate continues on low-speed impact case
I am writing with reference to the recent decision in Casey v Cartwright and the recent article that...
Internet data needs to put in context
We really do have to be careful when interpreting statistics about the supposedly meteoric rise of t...
South Africa calling but how far can it go?
Budget's planned expansion of its South African offshore call centre presents some interesting quest...
RSA ploughs ahead with growth plans
The recent news regarding Royal and Sun Alliance's disposal of its US business was met with the pred...
The heart of the matter
Last week, Jonathan Clark unveiled the early findings of an industry-wide research project into the future direction of the claims sector at the second annual Claims Club Conference. He finds there is evidence of claims contributing to enhance…
New rules not needed
I read Tom Jones' recent contribution to 'The claimant's view' with interest (Post, 5 October, p10)....
Green story shows hope
I write regarding the recent article by Rachel Gordon concerning the insurance industry's green cred...
Race should not be a profile issue
I read with interest Mihir Pandya's comments about the industry "picking on certain sectors of socie...
Maintaining consistency is key for insurers
It never fails to amaze me how different insurers are in the way they approach the issue of pricing ...
CILA needs to get off the fence
The recent article by Richard Cohen concerning savings in depreciation highlights an important issue...
Price is a senseless battle
An interesting - if not entirely appropriate - analogy from Holman chief executive Andrew Holman's V...
Let down by response
I thought that you might be interested to have some feedback to my letter recently published in Post...
The End of the Affair
Later this month, the Willis Faber Underwriting Management Pool Scheme of Arrangement is due to be c...
You've never had it so good!
Dear Friend, What a show, what a circus! This year's Monte Carlo was a lot more fun than I expected...
In a pickle over job losses
This week, the staff at 30 St Mary Axe took a collective gulp as Swiss Re became the latest insurer ...