Ecclesiastical
Care home rates skyrocket as firms seek to limit exposure after Savile scandal
RSA among insurers demanding increased premiums amid claims surge fears
Charity non-liable for trespassing accident rules High Court
A charity will not be held liable for injuries sustained by a trespassing woman who fell into a four metre ditch at the side of a visitors’ car park.
Ireland: Bouncing back
While the Irish insurance market has endured a troubled period since the economic downturn, a number of recent developments suggest better times are on the horizon
Calls for tougher sentences for heritage crime backed by Ecclesiastical
Ecclesiastical has described government proposals for tougher sentences for criminals damaging heritage and faith buildings as “a positive step in the fight against heritage crime”.
Market Moves - 3 April 2014
A round up of who has moved where in the market this week.
Ecclesiastical promotes Campbell to CFO
Specialist insurer Ecclesiastical has promoted its finance director to a new role as chief financial officers, subject to regulatory approval.
Ecclesiastical swings to UK underwriting profit as group losses shrink
Specialist insurer Ecclesiastical has seen its UK insurance business return to profit in 2013, moving from a loss of £12.3m to £9.8m profit, while group underwriting losses have also narrowed.
Market moves - 27 March 2014
A round up of who has moved where in the market this week.
Market Moves - 20 March 2014
Who has moved where in the insurance industry this week.
BIA Countdown: 20 years of commercial lines
As part of Post’s countdown to the 20th anniversary of the British Insurance Awards in July, we spoke to commercial lines specialists who have experienced wins over the years, asking them how the industry has changed since the first BIAs in 1994.
Ecclesiastical appoints Hutcheon to lead Australian business
Ecclesiastical has appointed Warren Hutcheon as chief executive of its Australian business Ansvar.
Ecclesiastical’s Angell named church operations director
Specialist insurer Ecclesiastical has promoted from within for a new church operations director, replacing the retiring John Coates with its head of relationship management for church business.
ABI confident insurers will get behind its personal injury code of conduct
Code aims to combat perception of insurers exploiting PI claims.
BIA Countdown: Young achievers look back: Q&A with Keeley Goding and David Britton
As part of Post’s countdown to the 20th anniversary of the British Insurance Awards in July, we spoke to two past winners of the Young Achiever accolade. Keeley Goding won the award in 2010 for her work in Hiscox’s technical claims business, while David…
Axa’s Evans lauded for commitment to public interest at CII awards
Axa group chief executive Paul Evans was recognised with an achievement award for his work in championing the public interest at last night’s inaugural Chartered Insurance Institute Public Interest Awards.
Insurance Fraud Register Ready for lift off
First formulated in 2009, the Insurance Fraud Register is finally ready for launch. Will it create a sea change in the way the industry tackles fraud?
Ecclesiastical completes relocation of Manchester office
Ecclesiastical has relocated its Manchester-based teams to new premises in the city centre, in a move that is expected to provide additional space for regional growth.
Ecclesiastical bolsters regional presences
Ecclesiastical has moved to strengthen its regional hubs, migrating underwriting, customer service and broker relationship management into centres closer to partners.
Post Claims Club Blog: So who were the Claims Heroes and Villains of 2013?
Happy new year and welcome to 2014.
Market Moves: 9 January 2014
Ecclesiastical, LV, Ageas, Zurich and Torus are among the insurers recruiting this week, while Willis, and Arthur J Gallagher are the brokers making moves.
Ecclesiastical appoints Jamie McNab as group casualty underwriter
Ecclesiastical has appointed QBE’s Jamie McNab as group casualty underwriter.
Ecclesiastical exits non-charity care market
Ecclesiastical has confirmed it has withdrawn from the non-charity care home sector in a move which is expected to have implications for the sector.
Roundtable: Legacy systems: Knowing when to move on
How can insurers improve their approach towards the daunting but essential task of keeping their IT platforms up to date?