Motor
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Simon Baker
Simon Baker head of commercial motor, Axa.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Byron Shepherd
Byron Shepherd is service delivery manager - My Licence, MIB Group.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Kenny Leitch
Kenny Leitch is global telematics director for RSA, responsible for delivering the telematics strategy across all of RSA's portfolios and regions in the UK, Ireland, Canada, Scandinavia and Latin America.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Sulabh Soral
Sulabh Soral works within innovation and advanced analytics at Deloitte.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Graeme Trudgill
Biba executive director Graeme Trudgill's career began in 1989 as a broker in general insurance.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Ben Fletcher
As director of the Insurance Fraud Bureau (IFB), Ben Fletcher leads the insurance industry's collective fight against organised fraud.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Jonathan Evans MP
Jonathan Evans MP, chair for the All Party Parliamentary Group for Insurance and Financial Services.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Susan Brown
Susan Brown is chair of Motor Accidents Solicitors Society and has been a director at Prolegal since 2007. She also heads up personal injury and professional negligence.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Huw Evans
Huw Evans is director general of the ABI and leads the organisation's policy work.
Motor Claims 2015 - speaker: Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller is chief technology officer, Motor Repair Research Centre (Thatcham).
Motor Claims 2015 - Keynote speaker: Rob Townend
Global claims strategy and innovation director at Aviva Rob Townend has worked for the insurer since 1996 and is currently responsible for Aviva's global claims strategy and innovation.
Motor Claims 2015
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Motor Claims 2015: The programme
What is going on when at this year's Motor Claims event.
Improved training not the only answer, claim motorcycle insurance firms
Enhanced basic training for motorcyclists is a step in the right direction, but other changes are needed to reduce the rising number of riders killed and seriously injured in Great Britain, according to specialist motor players.
Ageas unveils small fleet policy
Ageas' specialist policy, Optima Small Fleet, has gone live through the company's extranet service.
Laspo benefits questioned as industry rallies behind Aviva whiplash proposals
Insurers have backed Aviva's proposals to reduce the volume and cost of whiplash claims against a backdrop of criticism around the effectiveness of the government's civil justice reforms and aggressive tactics by third parties.
Apollo-backed bid for Chaucer motor book stalls as Markerstudy revs up interest
Markerstudy is in pole position to tie-up a deal for Chaucer’s UK motor business after a $300m (£203m) bid backed by private equity house Apollo stalled, Post understands.
Brightside rebrands as it readies for expansion
Broker Brightside has rebranded in preparation for building its own insurance portfolio rather than acting as an umbrella for other brands.
Aviva bolsters whiplash fight with new proposals
Aviva has developed six recommendations for reducing the number of whiplash claims to help lower the cost of motor insurance for "fed up" customers.
Esure tipped to wrestle market share from rivals once rates rise
Esure can win customers from “less efficient UK motor insurers” once motor pricing picks up, according to a report by Berenberg, which has backed the insurer's long-term prospects.
Cost-cutting and consolidation among insurers predicted for 2015
Scattered reductions in profitability and organic growth over the course of last year will trigger more consolidation and cost-cutting measures among insurers in 2015, industry experts have claimed.
Motor insurers: An uncertain future
Car manufacturers may be about to muscle in on motor insurers business, but it might not be all bad news for the sector
DfT urged to harness insurer data to inform transport policy
A Transport Select Committee report has recommended the Department for Transport works with the insurance industry to see how it can use anonymised vehicle data to inform policy.
Motor rate decline to halt in 2015, says Admiral UK CEO
Price reductions in the UK motor market are set to end in 2015, as cheaper claims frequency rises in the wake of lower fuel costs, according to Admiral Group’s UK CEO David Stevens.