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Money rules for insurers claims ex-Apil president
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Munich Re teams up with Marsh for new solar product
Munich Re, industrial insurance broker Marsh and photovoltaic producer Signet Solar have jointly launched a new insurance solution to cover the possible risk of a performance deterioration in photovoltaic modules.
Axa strengthens links with Papworth
Insurance giant Axa has referred more than 100 patients to Papworth's specialist vocational rehabilitation team since its partnership with the trust.
Pension cuts are unpopular
Scrimping on pension contributions is the most unpopular route to cutting company costs among both s...
CEGA fraud detection
Travel insurance claims handler CEGA Group Services has developed a fraud detection system that it c...
Common sense over consumer protection
Office of Fair Trading v Foxtons Ltd (Court of Appeal - 2 April 2009)
Questgate BI warning
Loss adjuster Questgate has warned the complex nature of business interruption cover will prompt bus...
Exaggeration played down
Darg v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis and Venson Public Sector Ltd (Queen's Bench Division - 31 March 2009)
Rehabilitation awareness needs to rise
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Pleural plaque case begins
Four insurance companies this week appeared at the Court of Session in Edinburgh to kick start their...
Rehabilitation aggregator could be solution
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MoJ: Contingency fee clampdown
The Ministry of Justice has pledged to clamp down on contingency fee arrangements in employment trib...
'Crash for cash' league table reveals hot-spots
Bradford, Blackburn and Oldham remain at the top of a league table of the UK's hot-spots for 'crash ...
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HSF contributions break £26m barrier
HSF health plan has reported that its contributions increased beyond the £26m mark during the last financial year.
China insurance giant to buy 48% of rival
Hong Kong insurance conglomerate China Insurance International Holdings has proposed to buy a 47.8% share in Hong Kong-based insurer.
Firm claims to have saved clients £2m and rising with fraud system
A fraud detection system developed by CEGA Group Services has saved its clients in the travel insurance industry more than £2m during the first year of its operation, it has claimed.
Florida rates at 1/6 seen jumping 15% - sources
Reinsurance prices in Florida at June 1 are seen to be up around 15%, broking sources have told Reinsurance.
Loss adjusting group recruits new director
John Watson has joined Merlin Claims as director of contractor services.
Omega confident about 2009
Omega, the Lloyd's insurer, continued a list of (re)insurers who have expressed confidence about the rest of the year.
California fire may cost over $130m - First American
The Jesusita fire that raged through Santa Barbara, California may cost more than $130m.
AIG Chairman and CEO to resign
American International Group, Inc. (AIG) has said that its chairman and CEO Edward Liddy has informed the Board of Directors that he intends to step down once suitable replacement for both roles have been found.
Aon slams Obama terrorism insurance scaledown plan
Aon, the US broker, has slammed Barack Obama's proposals to scale back the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program (TRIPRA) in 2007.
Gulf Re ratings affirmed by AM Best
A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) and issuer credit rating of "a-" of Gulf Reinsurance Limited (Gulf Re) (United Arab Emirates). The outlook for both ratings is stable.