Claims
Looking back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
Appointment at Kynixa
Kynixa, has appointed Pippa Smith as a client liaison manager. Ms Smith joined Kynixa three years ag...
Appointment at CRIF
CRIF has appointed Nashi Woodley as a sales account manager for its CRIF cache claims underwriting e...
Appointment at ASL
Helen Watts has been appointed a director of ASL Ms Watts joined the company five years ago after qu...
Proceedings on abuse of process in CAB case
Nesbitt v Holt of the Citizens Advice Bureau (Court of Appeal - 27 March 2007)
Fraud team defects to rival law firm to expand
Law firm Halliwells has launched a bespoke fraud unit with the recruitment of a ten person team from...
London upholds Bermuda BHC gagging order — no hearing until August at earliest
The highest court for Bermudian judicial matters, the Privy Council in London, has imposed a reporting ban pending resolution of the appeal of the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Police in their request for a gagging order against various…
Floods set to cost businesses £50m on top of property insurance claims
UK businesses will be hit for £50m due to the recent severe flooding, according to a business analyst at Grant Thornton.
SPPS launches remote monitoring technology
Crack and level monitoring specialist SP Property Services (SPPS) has launched new remote monitoring technology – subBOX - that will measure building or structural movement.
Questgates shake up sees founder resign
Questgates is to appoint three new board directors and enhance its senior management team, with effect from 1 July. The changes follow the company's first review since becoming a limited company and the acquisition of the equity of director David Miles.
NCR saves £500,000
National Car Rental has saved over £500,000 in successfully defending fraudulent insurance claims in...
IT could be you
Professions Report
Road to the regions
Professions Report
ABI puts forward case in defence of PPI
The Association of British Insurers is set to make a plea to the Competition Commission against accu...
Insurers will play pivotal role in fight against fraud
The government has called for insurers to help set up the National Fraud Strategic Authority followi...
RSA set to thrash out flood barrier concerns
Bosses from Royal and Sun Alliance will use an exclusive meeting with the Minister for Climate Chang...
A friend in need
Claims: Business interruption
Vocational rehab providers unite for promotional push
Vocational rehabilitation providers are uniting to promote their services to insurers with the relea...
Bright ideas
Professions Report
Laying it on thick
Professions Report
Road safety flagged up
Yes Insurance is set to produce an analysis of the benefits of reducing the number of accidents on r...
Two year plaques legal battle reaches final leg
Zurich and Norwich Union will begin their final defence against claimants of pleural plaques on Mond...
Claims processing not a smooth rolling process
Patricia Clarkson took the strain on her third day in the witness box during the trial today as the former claims director was quizzed by Ian Winter QC over guidance notes that former chairman, Michael Bright, sought from her, writes Penny Sukhraj .
Indie over-reserving problem turned 180 degrees over time
Independent’s reserving position moved from one that appeared to routinely produce outstanding reserves that later settled at hefty discounts to one that by the end was producing reserves that were over-optimistic, writes Mark Geoghegan .