Claims
Apil returns to fixed costs negotiation table
Body still sceptical about need to extend regime.
Cash for crash scam ring leader jailed for four and a half years
IFB welcome sentancing of Mohammed Patel.
Travelers Insurance relaunches Top Brass club with new benefits
Dedicated claims manager new addition to Top Brass club.
Homeserve announces closure of Property Repairs and Anglia
Firm announces £15m closure of remaining emergency services business
Reinsurance Claims & Run-off Seminar
The live Claims & Run-off Seminar is taking place on 9 December 2009 at The London Capital Club. Sign-up online now.
Post wins best financial trade publication of the year at ABI Media Awards
Editor Jonathan Swift proud of team effort.
The Insurance Fraud Awards 2009 winners and souvenir supplement
The winners of the inaugral Insurance Fraud Awards were announced at a special awards dinner in London. The Insurance Fraud Bureau Achievement Award was presented to Peter Upton by IFB chairman John Beadle for his work with the Insurance Fraud…
Never a dull moment
With the current controversy in the credit hire market regarding spot hire rate validation, Daniel Dunkley reports on the far-reaching and damaging impact and outcome this could have.
Geography lessons
Loss of local expertise has meant many insurers have found it difficult detecting fraud. But the use of intelligent geographical data could help many detect fraudulent policies at inception, reports Sarah Adams.
A brighter way
Ana Paula Nacif reports on the difficulties on spotting fraud in real time on the internet, and why joined-up access to databases and information is the brightest way forward.
Scholarly progress
Last month, Graham Burgess became the first GAB Robins employee to take the reigns of president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters since Andrew Lund in 1997. Here he tells Jonathan Swift about how the institute will evolve under his guidance.
