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RBSI catches a claims "cold"

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Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance has reported its first ever quarterly loss during the last three months of 2009, blaming the "industry phenomenon" of the UK claims environment for a £170m hit.

Overall group profits decreased over £500m year on year to just £58m in 2009.

Paul Geddes, chief executive officer at RBSI, attributed the £170m loss in quarter four last year, a £183m decrease on

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