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Insurers critical of TSC medical report proposal
The industry has slammed a Transport Select Committee proposal to prohibit personal injury claims being settled without a medical report with one insurer calling the suggestion “out of touch”.
TSC endorses proposed pre-med whiplash offer ban
The Transport Select Committee has thrown its support behind government moves to prohibit insurers from settling whiplash claims without a medical, as part of a report on fraudulent and exaggerated motor claims.
Axa Art UK CEO steps down
Annabel Fell-Clark has stepped down as Axa Art Insurance chief executive to pursue personal interests.
LV Broker looks to Markel for product delivery role
LV Broker has appointed Carl Berriman as product delivery head.
ING raises £1.1bn in NN Group float
ING Group has made £1.1bn from the flotation of NN Group, its European and Japanese insurance and investment management business.
In Focus: Public Sector - The importance of business continuity planning
Risk management and business continuity planning is an essential part of running a commercial business. But while it can help to protect profits and ensure a business's future, there is no less of a need for robust BCP in the public sector.
Russian risk manager joins Ferma board
Four directors and one substitute are joining the board of the Federation of European Risk Management Associations.
Europe C-Suite: The digital ABCs
Aviva's David McMillan asks how insurers can keep up with digital innovation to deliver improved customer service
AJG completes acquisition of Canada's Noraxis
Arthur J. Gallagher said today it had become a top five Canadian broker following the completion of its purchase of Noraxis Capital Corporation.
Zurich sells Russian retail business to OLMA Group
Zurich has agreed to sell its Russian retail business to investment firm OLMA Group, but will retain its Russian corporate business.
RSA to sell Chinese arm to Swiss Re for £71m
RSA Insurance Group has agreed a deal to sell Sun Alliance Insurance (China) to Swiss Re Corporate Solution.
SRA cuts mandatory PI cover limit to £500 000
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has reduced the minimum level of professional indemnity cover for solicitors to £500 000.
Homeowners see premiums fall 22% in four years
Home insurance premiums in the UK are at their lowest level in four years, according to a study by Money Supermarket that calculated the average premium at £124.
Wunelli partners with Innovation Group on BPO deal
Innovation Group has formed a partnership with Wunelli to become the telematics firm’s recommended business process outsourcing provider.
MS&AD aims to double overseas earnings
Japanese insurer MS&AD aims to double its overseas earnings by 2017, new president Yasuyoshi Karasawa has said.
Ace looks to Marsh for client relationship hire
Ace Group has appointed Paul Wilderspin as UK and Ireland client relationship manager.
Sun Life launches GI products
Axa-owned Sun Life has dropped the Direct from its name as part of a rebrand which has seen it enter the general insurance space. The company has said it is addressing consumer need by launching ‘straightforward and affordable’ products, supported by a …
Arthur damage likely minimal
Tropical storm Arthur is unlikely to deal significant damage to properties in North Carolina should it make landfall later this week, according to catastrophe modellers AIR Worldwide.
Two thirds of public back young driver restrictions
The majority of the British public back measures to cut death and injury on the roads through restrictions on newly qualified young drivers, according to an RAC survey.
Post magazine – 3 July 2014
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JLT acquires stake in Sunidhi Group broking subsidiary
Jardine Lloyd Thompson has completed the acquisition of a 26% shareholding in Independent Insurance Brokers Private, the Mumbai and Chennai-based insurance and reinsurance broking subsidiary of Indian financial services business Sunidhi Group.
Uninsured Italian vehicles hit 3.5 million
The number of uninsured vehicles on Italian roads reached 3.5 million in 2013, up from 3.1 million in 2013 according to the Italian association of insurance companies ANIA.
Zurich calls for improved data checking among brokers
Brokers have been challenged to help maintain the fight against fraud after a survey by Zurich showed that almost a quarter of ID checks fail because customers’ dates of birth have not been entered correctly.
Zurich begins search for new UK GI boss as Lewis leaves to replace Brown at RSA
Analysts question Lewis’s direct experience after 25-year tenure at Zurich