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Q&A: Andy Watson: Happy days

Andy Watson reflects on his short time in charge of Ageas UK and discusses market issues, including the referral fees ban, regulation, telematics and recent job cuts in the sector.

United India cleared on market abuse claims

India’s competition commission has rejected claims of abuse of dominance against United India Insurance and its third party administrator E-Meditak in medical insurance market.

Indian regulator ramping up analytics focus

India’s Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority is to launch a new information office for the collection and analysis of data from insurers, according to reports.

Editor's comment: The spectre of Spitzer returns

In 2004, the US insurance broking industry came under attack as then New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer declared war — with allegations of kickbacks, rigged bids for insurance contracts and opaque practices, including contingent commissions.

Penny Black's Insurance Week - 11 July 2013

Penny is used to rubbing shoulders with leading lights, but was surprised to come face-to-face with a TV star at the International Underwriting Association’s summer party on Thursday.

Ask the Expert: Talent must be nurtured to keep it

Almost three-quarters of insurance professionals are happy with the progress of their careers, making them the most contented employees of any sector in the UK when it comes to professional progression. The UK average is just 38%.

Employment: Port in a storm?

Does the insurance sector’s resilience in a difficult economic climate make it a safe haven for employees, or are industry staff in as much peril as the rest of the UK workforce?

L&G's Wilson: Insurers must invest in housing

Legal and General group chief executive Nigel Wilson has called on the insurance industry to help mitigate the UK’s housing problems by investing in the sector, while also helping to match long term assets.

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