Motor – Page 69
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News AnalysisDouble or nothing
Taxpayer-subsidised NIG has been accused of recklessly undercutting its rivals with a controversial guarantee to beat the prices of 15 rival insurers. Critics warn that such tactics not only hurt insurers’ bottom line, but prolong a soft market for all
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NewsRBSI loses £295m, but has reached a ‘turning point’
Paul Geddes says reserve-strengthening is over, despite COR rising to 115% in 2010
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NewsAllianz seeks rise in retail broker rates
Desired commercial rates rise will be difficult to come by, admits Torrance
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NewsAge ‘could be next’ as Euro ban on gender pricing hits
Female-only insurers face strategy rethink as others see chance to hike prices in a stalling market
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Online onlyConfused: ECJ ruling 'a gender tax on women'
Women being "unjustly taxed" by not considering gender
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Online onlyECJ ruling 'good news for motor insurers'
Opportunity for insurers to raise prices, says Fitch
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Online onlyActuaries: ECJ ruling will have "wide ranging consequences"
Insurers have "tough decisions ahead"
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Online onlyGender ruling will lead to further challenges, say experts
Age discrimination could be the next issue on the table, says KPMG
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Online onlyEU bans “gender discrimination” in motor insurance
Using gender as a risk factor in insurance contracts "constitutes discrimination", says ECJ
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Online onlyDouetil: UK motor ‘fundamentally flawed’
Brit chief has no regrets about cutting firm’s motor book
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Online onlyABI: 'Boy racers face insurance ban'
Next week's ECJ ruling could drastically impact young male drivers driving high performance cars, says ABI paper
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Online onlyMarkerstudy swoops on Auto Windscreens as staff axed
Markerstudy buys brand name and assets; 1042 staff made redundant
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Companies & MarketsRBSI boss Geddes: 'We've turned the corner'
The Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance chief executive Paul Geddes says the business is back on the road to profitability
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Online onlyRBS Insurance suffers £295m loss
Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance boost reserves by half a billion and scales back taxi, fleet and NIG drivers
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Online onlyRSA responds to Polish broker fine
RSA responds following fine by Polish courts for slur on brokers
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Online onlyRSA firm shamed for attacking brokers
RSA-owned Link4 in Poland forced to apologise for adverts portraying brokers as desperate and weak
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Breaking NewsSuspected 'cash for crash' fraudsters arrested
Durham Constabulary believe the crimes cost insurers more than £3m
