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RSA responds to Polish court ruling
RSA Group has responded to a court ruling in which its Polish direct insurance business was fined £21 300.
RSA fined for slur on Polish brokers
RSA Group’s Polish direct business Link 4 is being forced to make a televised apology after its own TV campaign portrayed insurance brokers as “greedy and antisocial”.
RSA fined for slur on Polish brokers
RSA Group’s Polish direct business Link 4 is being forced to make a televised apology after its own TV campaign portrayed insurance brokers as “greedy and antisocial”.
Four arrested for insurance fraud
Four people were arrested today as part of an investigation into organised crime in the North east region.
Gallagher acquires Woodbrook
Arthur J. Gallagher International has acquired the business and certain assets of Woodbrook Underwriting Agencies.
No-claims household insurance discount considered by Axa – Insurance News Now – 24 February 2011
Post reporter Amy Ellis outlines this week’s major general insurance stories including how Axa is considering awarding no-claims discounts to household insurance customers to encourage them to take more responsibility for preventing weather-related…
Axa CEO Evans shocked by the queue of suitors for broking arm Bluefin
Axa UK's new CEO Paul Evans has admitted there was a queue of companies lining up to buy the insurer's broking arm Bluefin when he took over in October 2010.
Omnibus II delays full benefits of Solvency II
The lengthy transition to the new Solvency II regulatory regime for European insurers, signalled by the European Commission's Omnibus II Directive, will delay the full benefits of Solvency II, according to Fitch Ratings.
Lockton adds to professions team
Lockton has confirmed the appointment of Janey Milligan as a consultant to its professions team in Scotland.
Omnibus II delays full benefits of Solvency II
The lengthy transition to the new Solvency II regulatory regime for European insurers, signalled by the European Commission's Omnibus II Directive, will delay the full benefits of Solvency II, according to Fitch Ratings.
Suncorp faces NZ$60m exposure to Christchurch quake
Australian firm Suncorp, one of the most prominent insurers in New Zealand, has claimed it is “well protected” against losses arising from the Christchurch earthquake.
"Glass ceiling" still exists for women
Research for the Institute of Leadership and Management has shown that 73% of women believe they still face barriers to top-level promotions in the UK.
IAG: NZ earthquake could cost $40m
Insurance Australia Group has confirmed that its New Zealand businesses, which include State and NZI, could be hit by a $40m claim from the Christchurch earthquake on 22 February.
Insurers warn SMEs of new legal consequences
The insurance industry has urged small business owners to ensure they are covered in the event an investigation under the Corporate Manslaughter Act.
Fees hike will trigger job losses, Biba warns
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association has called for its members to write to their MPs regarding the escalating costs of Financial Services Compensation Scheme fees.
Willis adds to employee benefits team
Willis Group Holdings has appointed Olivier Bruyninckx as head of its European multinational employee benefits team with immediate effect.
Willis adds to employee benefits team
Willis Group Holdings has appointed Olivier Bruyninckx as head of its European multinational employee benefits team with immediate effect.
Air Worldwide: Second NZ quake “more damaging”
The earthquake which struck New Zealand yesterday has caused more damage than the quake which hit the country in September, catastrophe modelling firm Air Worldwide has claimed.
AIR predicts NZ quake losses of up to $8bn
AIR Worldwide has estimated that industry insured losses from the magnitude 6.1 earthquake that struck New Zealand’s South Island near Christchurch on 22 February (UK time) will be between NZD$5bn ($3.5bn USD) and NZD$11.5bn ($8bn USD).
Generali director resigns
Leonardo Del Vecchio has resigned from the board of directors at Generali.
Generali director resigns
Leonardo Del Vecchio has resigned from the board of directors at Generali.
Video interview: Peter Cullum on Towergate's refinancing
Days after Towergate Partnership announced the completion of its refinancing and £200m investment from private equity firm Advent International, founder and chairman Peter Cullum CBE spoke to Post about what now lies ahead for the broker.
Aon Benfield: 712 000 people exposed to NZ earthquake tremors
Aon Benfield has estimated that the magnitude 6.3 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, could have been felt by close to 710 000 people in the country.
Rural appoints new MD
Rural Insurance, the agricultural insurance arm of UK General, has appointed Simon Stevens as managing director with effect from 1 March.