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In series - Lloyd's & London Market: Social strengths
The CII’s London market faculty New Generation Group is downbeat about Lloyd’s adoption of social media. Post spoke to its members to find out why.
ABI says Solvency II delay ‘sensible’
The Association of British Insurers has described the Financial Services Authority’s announcement on the delay to Solvency II as “sensible”.
FSA set to announce Solvency II deadline decision "soon"
The Financial Services Authority has said it is to announce the deadline for implementing Solvency II “soon”.
Keoghs and ABI target Lib Dem conference for claims culture talk
Law firm Keoghs and the Association of British Insurers have held an event about the UK’s compensation culture at the Liberal Democrat conference.
Helphire board change over £29m error
Helphire board bosses have quit after shocking results saw pre-tax losses more than double to £34.1m.
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Top 100 UK insurers supplement - AM Commentary: An uphill struggle
With earnings down, falling reserves and diminishing returns on investments, the tough times continue for UK non-life insurers.
PwC: Economy may scupper ABI diversity plans
PricewaterhouseCoopers has backed an Association of British Insurers report calling for increased boardroom diversity but warned that the economy may “put pressure” on implementation.
ABI calls for boardroom reform
The Association of British Insurers has called for a raft of changes to insurance boardrooms including an increased number of women and new guidance on executive pay.
Insurance net premiums reach £46.4bn
The Association of British Insurers report on UK Insurance – Key Facts 2011 showed insurance net premiums totalled £46.4bn in 2010, while insurers paid out £30.8bn in claims over the same period.
Lloyd's and ABI band together on Solvency II
Lloyd’s and the Association of British Insurers’ are working together on a proposal that will allow the London market to push ahead with implementing Solvency II - even if it is delayed until 2014.
L&G boss Tim Breedon to retire in 2012
Legal & General chief executive Tim Breedon – the chairman of the current Association of British Insurers - is to retire at the end of 2012.
Holidaymaker injuries: Making a splash
The popularity in unusual and dangerous crazes performed by holidaymakers has serious implications for the insurance industry.
Whiplash - Britain: The European whiplash capital
With its proportion of whiplash claims far outstripping any other European nation, what must the UK do to curb this cause of claims inflation?
European Commission to propose additional contract law in October
European Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding is today meeting with leaders of European insurance companies to discuss European contract law in the insurance sector.
European Commission to propose additional contract law in October
European Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding is today meeting with leaders of European insurance companies to discuss European contract law in the insurance sector.
Industry associations back Government regulation reform
Insurance and broker associations have welcomed the Government’s proposed regulatory reforms in their consultation responses. However, they have also expressed concern its plans could be too “ambitious” and potentially cause delays.
Comment - Civil litigation: You’re part of the problem
When the insurance industry launches a campaign to reform our “broken civil litigation system” it predictably wheels out dodgy statistics – including that complete nonsense of a report from Frontier Economics again — and dubious ‘facts’. It conveniently…
Editor's comment: The devil is in the detail
Just when consensus was building across the insurance industry that banning referral fees alone will not cure the UK civil litigation system of all its perceived ills, reduce car insurance premiums, or single-handedly wipe out personal injury claims…
Industry bodies express concerns over new regulator plan
Insurance and broker associations have welcomed the Government’s proposed regulatory reforms in their consultation responses. However, they have also expressed concern its plans could be too “ambitious”, which may potentially cause delays.
ABI welcomes ban on referral fees
The Association of British Insurers welcomes today’s government announcement that they will ban the selling on of personal injury details – referral fees.
Costly referral fee ban rejected as claims firm details lobbying alternative
Ai Claims Solutions is set to lobby MPs with a four-point plan to reform the referral fees system in place of the "costly and timeconsuming legislation" of an outright ban.
OFT to give evidence in new motor insurance inquiry
The Office of Fair Trading has been called to give evidence into the cost of motor insurance inquiry.
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