Claims
Insurance bosses expect regulatory costs to rise
KPMG survey shows 52% expect red tape to significantly impact balance sheets
Ida downgraded to a tropical storm
Ida, which threatened the US Gulf of Mexico as a hurricane, has been downgraded to a tropical storm.
Lloyd's 2012 challenge
Jon Francis, manager of business development at Whittington, examines Lloyd's claims performance and what the next step is for the market.
IIB in loss adjusting tie-up
CEO Bradshaw believes members will benefit from Questgates move.
Motor fleet specialist joins QBE
Doug Jenkins joins insurer's Chelmsford operation
Government backs 60 adjuster apprenticeships
Cunningham Lindsey UK has created 60 more places on its apprenticeship scheme after securing additional government funding.
Making a splash
Roger Knight reports on the measures the insurance industry took to clamp down on those trying to defraud the system after the UK floods of 2007.
Local knowledge
With the annual cost of fraud estimated at £1.6bn, David Pickford looks at how local knowledge can help the fight against suspicious public liability claims.
KGM's Hardy departs to join fraud specialist
l-r Martyn Hardy is claims director and Stuart Dennis is chief executive at TCF Corporate.
Pick of the week
RBS vows to sell insurance division to single buyer; Hyperion set for stock exchange listing; Electronic motor insurance certificates pass latest hurdle; Pleural plaques debate delayed again; ABI:insured flood losses to surge.
Reinsurance Reader Awards 2009
Voting now open online
Cost of contamination: Post briefing
The latest in Post’s successful series of briefings, Property Insurance: The cost of contamination, will be taking place between 11am and 2pm on 18 November.
Contract for MOJ-driven electronic claims process reform awarded
Technology systems provider CRIF to implement electronic communications process as part of MOJ reforms