Motor

Aggregator set to prosper

Go Compare chief executive Hayley Parsons has claimed profits will double this year after the aggregator moved into the black for the first time since inception and repaid its loan facility early.

British Insurance Awards 2010: Investing in its people

With a quality product, new brand identity and associated advertising campaign, RIAS delivered impressive results last year and this is, above all, down to its staff. Liz McMahon explains how the over-50s insurance provider has kept its people at the…

CN launches scooter cover

Carole Nash has launched an online brand targeting commuter motorcyclists and scooterists, initially via Go Compare.

A kwik fix for Fortis?

Fortis’ onward march continued last week with the not-so-unexpected news that it had acquired the Kwik Fit insurance business.

Post Europe - Focus on Greece

The European insurance market is facing a tough economic climate but none more so than the Greek market with its government’s financial debt crisis. Edward Murray reports on how the industry is coping.

Focus on Greece

The European insurance market is facing a tough economic climate but none more so than the Greek market with its government’s financial debt crisis. Edward Murray reports on how the industry is coping.

Canopius completes KGM deal

Canopius Group today confirmed that it has acquired the business of KGM Underwriting Agencies, which manages Syndicate 260, together with approximately 60% of Syndicate 260's capacity.

Aviva offers repair guarantee

Aviva Direct's motor policies will come with a lifetime guarantee on the repair quality carried out by an Aviva approved repairer from today.

Technology - E-certificates: Certifiable progress

Jakki May explains that changes to the law regarding e-certificates for motor insurance mean that the industry can now make headway in dispensing with old-style postal delivery, potentially saving millions on printing while also reducing fraud.

View from the top: Stand up to EC on renewal

The law of unintended consequences dictates that on occasion some of us will suffer from the well-meant actions of others. This certainly appears to be so in the case of the Consumer Rights Directive currently being debated at the European Parliament.

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