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Brokers fear rise in premiums after “collateral lie” ruling
Supreme Court ruling could “make everybody’s job more difficult” warn claims experts
Golf: Zurich Insurance Masters highlights
Brokers coming to terms with the course at The Grove in Hertfordshire.
Golf: Zurich Insurance Masters – The Final and winners
Catch up with all the news in our blog from the course.
Andrew Burke pleased with owner’s backing as Das invests for the future
After 2015’s losses CEO admits 2016 will be another year in the red but predicts 2017 turnaround in the figures.
Das posts £5.7m loss for 2015
GWP drops 23% at legal expenses insurer as parent company injects £5.3m.
Zurich Insurance Masters - brokers get ready for the final
The contestants are warming up at The Grove in Hertfordshire.
Market moves October 2016: Contrasting markets
As autumn commences brokers have been surprisingly inactive when it comes to market moves
Opinion: Rob Townend on claims in car insurance
Cutting bogus claims to cut costs: The number of spurious personal injury claims has been spiralling up but, as Rob Townend says, new reforms could help to crackdown on the problem
CMA launches study into digital comparison tools
Review to look at home insurance sold through digital tools such as price comparison websites and smartphone apps.
Opinion: Tony Cornell
Concern over commission creep: Climbing commission could push premiums ever higher says Tony Cornell, but what can brokers or insurers do to stop it?
Administrators called in to Enterprise Insurance parent company
Enterprise Holdings appoints CG&Co as administrator as liquidator warns Enterprise Insurance customers are being targeted by fraudsters.
InsurTech Futures: Regulation will challenge insurers
Insurance regulation and data privacy rules are set to play a significant role in data use and product customisation.
Majority of FCA systems now available again
Hardware incident on Friday knocked out regulator’s systems.
Broking Break: Your top five of the week
Brokers' interest has been piqued by a market withdrawal, a legal order and two court cases.
FCA systems out due to "major IT incident"
A number of the watchdog's systems are currently unavailable.
Aspen picks up renewal rights for UK regional property and casualty business from Liberty
Forty employees to move between to the two providers.
Half year profits rise at Lloyd’s
Insurance market reports increase in GWP but combined operating ratio slips.
Ex-LV staffer and former claims management employee face bribery charges in court
IFED confirms it is the first time it has charged suspects under the Bribery Act.
Liechtenstein regulator issues order to Gable over insurance contracts and transfer of assets
In separate development insurer reverses plans to delist from AIM.
Treloar says LV half year results are solid
MD highlights turnaround in broking arm with operating profit of £3m replacing loss of £19m in all of 2015.
LV profits fall for first half of 2016
CEO blames one off factors for profit drop as income remains steady.
Video 5: Expertise from A - Z Marine Cargo
In our final video Allianz's Ben Woodman talks about the global nature of marine cargo and considers the future.
Aviva to cut 85 jobs in Leicester and London
The insurer will also close its Cambridge office at the end of the year.
Playboy model and martial arts expert found guilty of making false insurance claim
Facebook photos were used as evidence at Wandsworth Crown Court.