Analysis
Capita Insurance Services ..
Capita Insurance Services, part of the Capita Group is to acquire Aon Claims Management, a delegated...
Industry demands compensation revamp
The insurance industry has reiterated its call for reform of the compensation system following the p...
On the horizon
Pleural plaques
Reaching critical point
Claims compensation
Warning from TER follows spate of machinery thefts
The National Plant and Equipment Register (TER) is warning plant dealers to be on the alert followin...
Mobile phones could prove the surprise secret weapon ..
Mobile phones could prove the surprise secret weapon in the battle against insurance fraud, say expe...
It's the end of an era
Impact of smoking
Hanover succession
Hanover Park Commercial
Synergy at work
Legal Expenses
Appetite for construction
Andrew Tjaardstra looks at the challenges and market opportunities for insurance brokers in the construction industry
The road best travelled
Routes to Lloyd's
Shared blame for an untimely death
For the first time, the High Court has reduced the damages awarded to the family of an asbestosis victim on the grounds of contributory negligence - because the dead man never gave up smoking
In search of safe harbour
Lloyd's in 2006
Don't carry on regardless
Business Interruption
Anatomy of an acquisition
Acquisition Case Study
Allianz warns of whiplash risk
Allianz Cornhill has launched an initiative to raise awareness of the effects of whiplash and inform...
Aon report predicts stormy year ahead for UK business
Storm damage losses are set to continue in 2006 following a record year of storm damage losses in th...
Yorkshire-based companies merge
Two Yorkshire-based companies providing claims services to the broking sector have merged. Uninsured...
Following the other sheep
Increased competition resulting in spiralling rates - it is a common story in the insurance industry. Insurers try to maintain rates but are inevitably forced to follow the herd towards unprofitable levels. Liz Booth finds out why they are sheepish about…
Cracking a problem area
Uninsured motorists could now be sent to prison under proposals to be published by ministers, in an effort to crack down on the going problem. Gary Hyndman reports
Role reversal
Insurance Age offered Gemma Taylor of broker Footman James and Ben Clarke, of software house Misys, the opportunity to swap jobs and discover just how tough each other's positions were
Be prepared
Disaster recovery
Adapting to growing needs
IT case study
A thorny issue
DOC has been a traditional feature of most comprehensive private motor polices providing third-party cover when policyholders drive another vehicle with the owner's permission. However, as Paul Lang writes, recent months have seen DOC become something of…