Flooding

FSA finds leaky flood cover

The Financial Services Authority has warned that general insurers may not be treating customers fairly when communicating policy terms on flood cover.

Post Magazine 7 January 2010

This issue featured an interview with new Aviva boss Mark Hodges; a look at claims representation at board level; solvency 2; contingent commissions; damage management; the Floods Bill; Auditor liability and all the latest news and views from the general…

Enough being done?

November's flooding in Cumbria once again highlighted this growing risk and coincided with publication of the Flood and Water Management Bill. Tony Hutchins assesses the proposals and asks if the government is doing enough to manage flood risks.

Contamination frustration

The appropriate methods for the clean up of contamination are not always followed to the letter. Martin Richell reports on the liability issues that can occur when this is the case.

Final curtain for cowboys

A lot has changed over the past 10 years in the damage management industry, with new technology, procedures and professionalism taking centre stage. Sam Barrett reports on the changes.

An explosive finale

2009 looked like being a quiet year for loss adjusters, writes Leigh Jackson. However, the floods that hit Cumbria over a three-day period at its tail-end have provoked a surge in activity.

What the papers say

In this edition, Insurance Age editor Martin Friel is joined by LV PR manager, Emma Holyer and Incisive Media group editorial services director David Worsfold to pick over December's insurance trade press.

Pick of the week

Willis CEO invests in Championship club; ABI calls for industry wide surge event plan;Capita continues claims review as VRS seals deal with Teceris;Allianz targets mid-corporate with cross-border offering;Brightside to raise £20m in shares for organic…