Motor – Page 80
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News2009 results show motor insurers ‘on the edge’
Market needs to 'keep up momentum' says EMB analyst
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NewsQuinn moves back in the black, for one week at least
Price increases of around 25% have aided recovery
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NewsHastings to fight HMRC over £8.6m VAT bill
VAT has already been accounted for, but a win would be 'fantastic' says chief executive
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Online onlyCrossroad for motor claims
Is the new process for low-value RTA claims suffering from teething problems or are there fundamental flaws?
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Online onlyQBE adds to new division
Insurer develops new capabilities within casualty and motor divisions
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News‘Processing error’ delays 50 fast-track registrations
Steering group blames inaccurate information as delays drag on one month after deadline
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NewsZenith racks up £129m losses following reserves injection
The rise of aggregators, plus a ‘catalogue of errors’, led to Zenith’s eventual writedown
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NewsBidders line up as Provident sale nears
Markerstudy watches developments but remains uncertain of the figures
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ClaimsThe road to safety
Keys that monitor speed and alcohol intake, buzzers that keep drivers in the right lane and, eventually, cars that drive themselves. Our designated driver tries out the latest safety technology set to save lives, reduce injuries and cut the cost of accidents for insurers
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NewsSmith takes action to help Fortis motor into the black
Chief executive targets 20% rate rises and says company’s position ‘stronger than market average’
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Online onlyBrightside to raise £9m for acquisition
Broker to snap up group companies E-car and E-bike
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Online onlyProvident hit by £31.1m loss
Search for buyer continues as insurer posts heavy 2009 loss
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NewsProvident still hunting for buyer following £31m loss
US-owned company suffers after physical injury claims rise and value of its investments falls
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Online onlyHelphire slashes debts by £20m
Helphire reduces debt to £192m as part of cost-cutting programme
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ClaimsSpeed freaks
In an effort to settle claims quickly and cost-effectively, insurers are bypassing the middlemen and going direct to the claimants – just like a certain controversial Irish insurer … Have the antics of Quinn taught insurers how not to go about using the proactive approach?
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NewsEMB founder gets household names to back PAYD scheme
New company aims at providing cheaper car insurance for infrequent and younger drivers
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Online onlyQuinn Insurance confirms 900 job cuts
37% of Quinn Insurance staff face redundancy over the next 12 months
