All articles by Lauren Gow – Page 3
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NewsAspen joins corporate risk race
Company plans to have a 50-strong team as it follows AXA and Aviva into corporate risks
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In BusinessBest of Brokers: On the western front
Brokers based in the South West and Wales have remained close to their customers by staying small and focused. The region’s brokers will need to stay on top of their game for the turbulent times to come
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NewsAviva and RSA raid Mitsui to beef up corporate risk teams
Mitsui staff exodus comes after the insurer’s announcement last month of a £19.5m loss in 2009
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Claims & LiabilitiesFive questions with DAS's Paul Asplin
The chief executive of legal expenses specialist DAS on the future for the add-on market, insurers owning law firms and the Jackson Review
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NewsLloyd’s e-endorsement pilot takes positive steps forward
More than 100 endorsements processed in first three days
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ClaimsIT Pack: Shift control
What does the England rugby team’s change to Lycra kit have to do with competing as a young broker? Everything, says Kyran Bracken, one of the guest speakers at our recent IT Pack event
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NewsZenith foots £1m bill as part of record personal injury payout
Teenager wins up to £17.5m following devastating road accident
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Claims & LiabilitiesEU case could ban low rates for women drivers
Advocate-general deems gender-related insurance pricing in violation of discrimination law
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Re & RisksOver-ripe for picking
As rumours fly about XL Group, and Brit looks set to agree to a takeover, Lauren Gow looks at why the reinsurance industry is not seeing more merger and acquisition activity, and what needs to happen for the situation to change
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ClaimsClaims Clinic: No muscling in
When it comes to customer service, good communication is vital. Yet too much communication with the policyholder just causes confusion. Do brokers and insurers need to take a step back?
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NewsForex loss is blamed for Lonmar profit fall
Former SBJ division caught out when pound weakened against dollar
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News AnalysisNo more one size fits all
With the party conference season in full swing, Insurance Times finds out what the industry’s key figures want the government to deliver. From increased flood defence spending to avoiding damaging regulatory reforms, we present insurance’s parliamentary demands
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NewsBack to the future as Aviva returns to PAYD policies
Towergate and Aviva will use new tech to charge hauliers only when vehicle is moving
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