Motor – Page 79
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Online onlyBradford's Barkend tops uninsured drivers' list
Motor Insurers' Bureau reveals top spots for uninsured drivers
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Online onlyThree arrested in ‘cash for crash’ raids
Police arrest three in latest sting linked to 'cash for crash'
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NewsMIB issues fraud warning as young driver premiums soar
Rates for 17 to 22 year-olds have shot up by 15.4% in the last three months, and 31.9% since October 2009
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NewsLord Young puts full weight behind Jackson proposals
Peer charged with assessing compensation culture echoes Jackson’s criticisms of referral fees
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Online onlySouthern Rock joins Brightside premium finance panel
Insurer to provide premium finance funding to broker’s Panacea unit
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Online onlyMotor rates rocket 11% on fraud fears
Motor premiums rise at fastest-ever rate during second quarter
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Online onlyGocompare.com could double profit in 2010
Price comparison site posts £12m profit for 2009
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Online onlyAccident Exchange welcomes Appeal Court verdict
Battle with Autofocus to continue after Court of Appeal throws out claim
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NewsAverage comprehensive car policy rises by £74 in Q2
Middle-aged policyholders saw the biggest jump
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NewsOver-50s broker busts £80m turnover barrier
Fortis subsidiary RIAS's 2009 expense ratio showed a downward trend, but operating profit was less positive
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Online onlyMotor rates rose 14.2% in Q2
Prices up 31% over past 12 months, according to Confused.com/EMB index
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Online onlyHSBC in motor run-off deal
HSBC Insurance UK appoints QuestGates as solus provider for motor portfolio run-off
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Online onlyNIG hires commercial motor insurance boss
Heather Heale joins from RSA to head commercial motor
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NewsCoalition backs a crackdown on uninsured motorists
CIE will make it an offence to own an uninsured vehicle
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Online onlyFortis buys Kwik-Fit Insurance
£215m price tag adds 600,000 customers with 1.2m policies
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Online onlyJubilee appoints new motor boss
John Shepherd made head of motor at Jubilee syndicate 5820
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News AnalysisReady for recovery
Profitability went from bad to worse for most motor insurers in 2009. But EMB’s latest analysis of FSA returns, in tandem with recent industry data, shows that far from buckling under the strain of market pressures, many insurers are now starting to turn a corner
