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Hong Kong targets captives

The Hong Kong government is to implement a 50% profits tax reduction on captive insurers' offshore insurance business.

BT granted ABS approval

BT is set to target the motor claims industry having been granted approval by the Solicitors Regulation Authority to operate an Alternative Business Structure.

Apil: ‘Dark day’ for innocent PI claimants

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers said today was a “dark day” for innocent claimants, as the High Court rejected its legal challenge to the Ministry of Justice consultation on the Road Traffic Accident scheme.

Court rejects Apil and Mass’ judicial review

The High Court has rejected the joint legal challenge launched against the Road Traffic Accident personal injury scheme consultation process, launched by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and the Motor Accident Solicitors’ Society in January.

Ace targets Swiss growth with A&H hire

Ace Group has appointed Ana de Montvert as business development manager for its Swiss accident & health business, as the company expands its consumer insurance proposition in the country.

Keoghs warns over potential hike in RTA claims

Defendant law firm Keoghs and has warned of a possible rise in claims capturing following the government’s announcement to apply the new fixed recoverable costs to all road traffic accident cases notified in the portal after the end of April.

CGSC reveals US management changes

Shaun Hooper has succeeded Neal Abernathy as president and chief executive of Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford's wholesale, reinsurance broking and underwriting operations in North America.

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