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Motor claims medical process streamlined
Insurers have agreed on a new structure for the costs of obtaining medical evidence, which aims to c...
Fraud Bill silence prompts criticism
The government missed a significant opportunity to help fight insurance fraud in this week's Queen's...
ERC carries out Marsh-related review
Employers Reinsurance Corporation (ERC) has announced the interim results of an internal investigation into bidding practices in the insurance industry held following the news that New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is investigating brokers Marsh.
Commons backs ABI uninsured driving campaign
Parliament has welcomed the Association of British Insurers’ initiative to highlight the problem of uninsured drivers.
Uninsured scourge of society says BIBA
The British Insurance Brokers' Association said it is delighted that the Road Safety Bill intends to allow the police to more effectively use motor insurance data and number plate recognition to identify uninsured drivers.
ABI back tough government action against dangerous drivers
The Association of British Insurers has backed the government over its proposals against dangerous drivers.
CDL eats into Misys market share says report
Software supplier CDL claims it is handling as many EDI transactions as rival Misys, after a survey revealed a 48% increase in volume by CDL brokers.
Massive winter ski claims expected, says Asda
Up to 60,000 people could claim for ski or snowboard-related injuries this winter, according to Asda travel insruance.
CIGNA to save expatriate employers 1% of salary bills
Global health insurer, CIGNA International Expatriate Benefits, has teamed with approved Australian health fund, Grand Union Corporate Health Fund, to launch a benefits programme designed to meet the needs of expatriates and Australian citizens returning…
DAS goes commercial with Swinton
Swinton has selected DAS to provide a legal expenses policy to compliment its range of policies for the small and medium sized enterprise market.
NU seeks to promote leisure sector insurance
Norwich Union has published a risk-based guide to the leisure sector for brokers.
Aon Asia report highlights changing attitudes
Changing attitudes towards risk management have put buyers of property insurance in Asia in the driving seat when it comes to negotiating rates, terms and conditions, according to Aon’s ‘2004 Asia Property Report: A market in the balance’.
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The ABI calls for stronger planning controls
The Association of British Insurers has called for stronger planning controls to ensure that new hom...
Isle of Man Assurance launches internet site for Flashguard
Isle of Man Assurance has launched an internet site for Flashguard, its policy that provides up to £...
DAS extends its home assistance cover
Legal protection provider DAS has extended its home assistance cover to rented and let properties. I...
RSA still haunted by US
Equity markets were in two minds following Royal and Sun Alliance's third-quarter results, after the...
Insurers expected to review wordings after defeat
Insurers could be forced to review policy wordings for sports insurance policies after Blackburn Rov...
Defra plan may cut claims costs
The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is aiming to revolutionise drain ownershi...
Cracking the safety whip
New car seat safety ratings could ultimately shave £800m off the £1.6bn annual whiplash bill footed ...
McLarens steps up UK assault with new terms
Loss adjusters McLarens Young International and Quest Gates have formalised their partnership agreem...
What the papers said this week
The Daily Telegraph The Department of Trade and Industry has issued disqualification proceedings ag...
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