MOTOR – Page 41
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NewsGuilty verdict in first cash-for-crash fatality
Five found guilty for involvement in fatal collision
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NewsAuto Windscreens wins BGL contract
Firm to supply replacement glass to personal lines broker’s clients
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NewsUK motor reinsurance rates up 25% - Guy Carp
Reinsurers’ last-minute U-turn on PPOs prevented motor capacity squeeze
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NewsUK motor insurers hit by reinsurance capacity cut – Willis Re
Loss-free excess-of-loss rates up by between 20% and 30%
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NewsIndustry to stay competitive despite Gender Directive - ABI
Ruling ‘goes against’ principle of matching price to risk, association says
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NewsOther changes masking Gender Directive effects - AA
Gender neutral pricing ‘unfair’ but not all bad, broker says
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NewsGender directive could catch brokers out – Consumer Intelligence
Brokers on the hook if their insurer panel pricing is not gender-neutral
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NewsMarkerstudy buys claims management firm Vision
New deal closely follows purchase of motor broker Insurance Choice
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NewsEU Gender Directive to cut profitability 2% - Ernst & Young
Anti-fraud and claims handling could save the day
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NewsBulk of Drive Assist job losses fall on Tamworth - administrators
Administrators and local MP helping failed credit hire firm’s ex-employees find new jobs
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NewsTelematics will cut cash for crash fraud: Cobra
Driving data key to understanding accidents, says Cobra boss
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NewsGroupama UK applauds government whiplash consultation
Insurer hopeful that action will stem tide of whiplash claims
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NewsCompetition Commission announces motor probe details
Repair costs and aggregator power in the spotlight
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Online onlyInsurers teaming up to build personal lines online broking hub
We explore a new industry initiative that aims to give personal lines brokers access to better prices and more client data
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NewsPPOs complicating UK firms’ reinsurance buying – Willis Re
Buyers of reinsurance need to be wary of PPO capitalisation clauses
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NewsAberdeen goalkeeper banned for uninsured driving
Jason Brown claimed he was unaware policy had expired, BBC says
