Personal Lines related articles – Page 87
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NewsRBSI backs new Sainsbury's home cover
RBSI now underwriting home and motor products for Sainsbury’s
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NewsAviva hits digger protester with injunction
Protester Paul Parvin barred from entering Aviva property
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Online onlyGroupama fights AXA and Aviva’s grab for brokers
Chief exec François-Xavier Boisseau says sale will be completed as soon as possible
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NewsA&A eyes Spain and Portugal after MBO
Broker keen to expand in continental private car and commercial vehicle
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NewsBritannia Rescue wins Brightside breakdown deal
LV=’s road rescue firm to add around 90,000 customers
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NewsA&A Group completes MBO with private equity backing
Former Direct Line boss to join A&A as chairman
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NewsFSA warns policyholders after police probe into motor broker
Policyholders urged to check documents issued by Aston Midshires
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Online onlyGroupama’s Bollington and Lark look to MBOs
French Groupama has put all its UK brokers and insurers up for sale
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Online onlyManagement blunders at RBSI led to £2.2m fine for complaint file tampering
Parent RBSI punished over forged signatures and poor procedures during spot check
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NewsAXA Personal Lines joins Uinsure panel
Uinsure expands buildings and contents panel with AXA deal
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Friday – Metal thefts at record high
Specialist church and historic buildings insurer Ecclesiastical says that 2011 was the worst year to date for metal theft
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Online onlyGroupama in fight to keep backing of brokers as sale nerves begin to show
Continuing problems in eurozone, and firm’s near-junk status, adding to industry fears
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Online onlyMotor survey: market views and the year ahead
What do the people involved think about the findings of the Insurance Times commissioned survey into public opinion of the motor market? And what lies ahead in the world of regulation?
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Online onlyMotor survey: Motor's damaged reputation
Market research commissioned by Insurance Times has some sobering messages for the motor insurance industry. But despite public ire over high premiums, the overall results are not as bad as some expected
