Opinion
Marsh row comments immature
It was somewhat immature of Mr Dickson to comment in the way that he has towards the words expressed...
Hurricane blows wind of change
This year's hurricane season is proving to be an effective billboard for those who argue climate cha...
The claimant's view
Absence due to stress should be properly investigated by an employer, says Tom Jones. According to ...
Insurance Fraud Bureau has legs but will it be able to run?
After what seems like a number of false starts the long touted industry wide anti-fraud initiative f...
FSA's 'big idea' needs a rethink
It is staggering how many advisers, consultants and commentators are trying to cash in on the Financ...
Genuine need for protection
In response to the "super complaint" lodged with the Office of Fair Trading by the Citizens Advice B...
ABI director defends staged accidents inaction
Last week's editorial and cartoon were pretty wide of the mark ('Talk can steer fraud battle', PM, 2...
Confusing ourselves and our customers?
The insurance industry is pretty good at disagreeing with itself over the detail of cover it provide...
FSA changes are still constrained
The Financial Services Authority is to begin a review of general insurance intermediary regulation i...
Ads are not offensive - just funny
I read Mr Forte's letter, "Clucking chicken adverts are demeaning" (PM, 15 September, p12) with some...
Claimant regulation ahead
Like it or not, if you are a claimant law firm that encourages people to claim, you are currently fa...
Let's root out cheats who stage car accidents
On reading the article, "Number of staged accidents increases" (PM, 8 September, p3), I was aghast a...
Competition Commission: credit for credit
Following its 18-month investigation into the supply of consumer credit through store cards and asso...
Talk can steer fraud battle
Admitting the insurance industry faces a problem with staged motor accidents is one thing; admitting...
Does flotation suggest a Groupama sea change?
The announcement by Groupama's French parent that it plans to float on the Paris stock exchange next...
Getting personal in an impersonal world
We find ourselves in a category of business that rarely has effective, relevant or timely contact wi...
Subsidence charter proves industry unity
Steven Newman's letter 'Subsidence charter hollow and worthless' (PM, 1 September, p12) on the value...
Learn from experience
In response to the article 'Support System' (PM, 8 September, pp31-32), regarding rehabilitation for...
ABI approval could hasten UK PIAB
There has been much talk about the UK adopting a personal injury system similar to the Irish Persona...
No debate needed over client share
I was interested in the comments made by Tony Durrant, managing director of Oval Financial Services,...
Clucking chicken adverts are demeaning
I am sure I am not the only reader that has been outraged by the way call centres have been portraye...
It is time to think the unthinkable
In 1984, the IRA attempted to kill Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, and the Tory cabinet, at the Gr...
Katrina legal battle looms
Hurricane Katrina is still very much the talk of the insurance market, from Monte Carlo to London to...
Hiscox drinks to new marketing head
After months of speculation, it appears Hiscox Insurance Company has finally got its man. Hiscox sai...