Claims
UK independent loss adjusters merge
CP Adjusting joins forces with Grosvenor.
Loss adjuster hails "great signing"
Greg Crease rejoins Camichaels from Merlin Claims.
GAB Robins Leeds office to re-open
Hub to take up business from February
Rok trading "in line with expectations"
Repair specialist issues trading statement
Axa vows not to be “swayed” by politics in pleural plaques battle
Insurer will make appeal decision in the “next few days”
Motor loss ratios to exceed 115%
EMB: Motor premiums must rise by 20%
BT joins Insurance Fraud Bureau
Telecoms giant will share claims data across its motor fleets.
2009 second-highest year in history for aviation claims, Ascend
In 2009 aviation insurers paid out almost $2.5bn according to an aviation consultancy report
Justice Secretary tells insurers to abandon plaques appeal
Kenny MacAskill tells insurers to "carefully reflect on what Lord Emslie has said".
Insurers defeated in latest effort to overturn Scottish plaques bill
Lord Emslie rejects the insurer's challenge.
Garwyn launches health and safety consultancy
Liability adjuster rebrands ORS to Garwyn H&S following last year’s acquisition
GAB Robins welcomes back Cavan
Andrew Cavan returns after four years
Former Munich Re underwriting chief joins The Pru
Paul Gyseman to head up claims and underwriting at Pru Health.
Post Magazine 7 January 2010
This issue featured an interview with new Aviva boss Mark Hodges; a look at claims representation at board level; solvency 2; contingent commissions; damage management; the Floods Bill; Auditor liability and all the latest news and views from the general…
AIG owes $517m in reinsurance payments
California insurance regulator says must pay workers’ comp insurers in liquidation
Don't shoot the messenger
When a company goes under, it is easy to blame the auditor that signed off the accounts, but it may not be that simple, explains Richard Highley.
Enough being done?
November's flooding in Cumbria once again highlighted this growing risk and coincided with publication of the Flood and Water Management Bill. Tony Hutchins assesses the proposals and asks if the government is doing enough to manage flood risks.