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Axa UK: £720m more needed for adequate flood protection

Axa has called for "clear accountability and increased investment" to deal specifically with drainage problems that cause flooding, along with a larger financial commitment from central and local government to address infrastructure issues.

Czech risk managers join Ferma

The Association of Insurance and Risk Management Experts of the Czech Republic has been accepted as a member of the Federation of European Risk Management Associations.

Board changes at claims company

Geoff Somervail has stepped down from the board of claims facility provider, Resources in Insurance Group, the company announced today.

Eco-friendly travellers to benefit from new launch

Voyager Insurance Services says that the launch of www.responsibletravelinsurance.co.uk  will offer a simple but effective solution according to the company. Travellers will be able to put something back when buying travel insurance as all policies will…

APC extends restaurant and café product

Commercial insurance underwriting agency Anglo Pacific Consultants (APC) has launched a restaurant and café product, which it says can also provide additional protection for proprietors providing entertainment for customers.

CEA warns on block exemptions

The CEA, the European insurance and reinsurance federation, has reiterated why the insurance industry strongly believes that the current insurance block exemption regulation should be renewed beyond its current 2010 deadline.

Lloyd's reform order laid before parliament

Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Kitty Ussher MP, yesterday laid before parliament a draft Legislative Reform Order taking forward proposals to modernise the operation and governance of Lloyd's of London.

Analysts predict bodyshops in steep decline

Research company Trend Tracker has forecasted a decline of over one-fifth in the number of body shops over the next five years, leading to seasonal and regional shortfalls in repair capacity by 2010.

Lloyd's Brazil head named

Lloyd's has appointed Marco Antonio de Simas Castro as managing director, Lloyd's Brazil.

Guy Carp: prices 10-20% down at 1/7

Excess capital has caused soft market conditions to persist at July property and casualty reinsurance renewals, according to a briefing released by reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter.

MOJ reforms: Bridget Prentice to address Claims Club

Bridget Prentice MP, the parliamentary under secretary of state at the Ministry of Justice has confirmed she will now address the Post Magazine Claims Club Annual Conference on 9 October. The news follows rumblings in the market that the MOJ will make an…

Aon adds to UK board

Aon has appointed Mark Chessher to the position of CFO of Aon and Aon Risk Services.

Life Direct warns on Inheritance Tax

Neglecting to put a life policy into trust could give the Inland Revenue a windfall of £2bn, according to specialist online brokers Life Direct.

AM Best turns positive on Hannover Re

Ratings agency AM Best has affirmed Hannover Re’s financial strength rating of A and upped the rating's outlook to positive from stable. Best also has upgraded the firm’s issuer credit rating (ICR) to “a+” from “a”.

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