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How insurers can up their claims game

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Insurers love to talk about claims exaggeration, but David Worsfold asks: are they guilty of some exaggeration of their own?

The often glib promises about speedy, hassle-free claims settlement could be catching up with the industry, as the Financial Conduct Authority starts to ask serious questions about the promises being

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