Personal Lines related articles – Page 129
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Online onlyFidelius buys Ottery Insurance Services
Exeter-based Fidelius Insurance Services buys rival broker in Devon
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Online onlyFSA approves Fortis/Kwik-Fit deal
Fortis completes buyout of Kwik-Fit Insurance Services
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NewsAdvantage gets into gear for motor market push
A reinsurance deal with Faraday will allow up to a 50% rise in capacity
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Online onlyTwo jailed over multiple insurance fraud
Scam crossed multiple companies and product lines
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Online onlyLiberty to enter UK motor market
Liberty Syndicates hires new team to target UK and Irish motor
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Online onlyAggregators continue to dominate - Deloitte
Price comparison sites are presenting challenges for insurers
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Online onlyBiba to help ex-paramilitaries find insurance
Biba working with Northern Ireland Government
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Online onlyRSA buys Irish personal lines distributor
123 Money acquisition propels insurer to second place in Ireland
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In BusinessTapping into the Twitter generation
Traditional marketing methods won’t cut it when targeting the 18 to 24 year-old market. But the rewards are there for brokers that can get it right
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NewsStormont urges special deal for ex-paramilitary members
Trudgill says Northern Ireland insurance costs are different, but premiums ‘not bad by comparison’
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Online onlyNIG set to exit personal lines
NIG's focus turns to commercial; 280 staff impacted by proposal
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Online onlyUtley: “Why I’m returning to life as an entrepreneur”
IAG UK chief executive sets out plans following retirement
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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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NewsPensioners will have to pay £84m of £455m IPT price lift
Based on insurance spend, senior citizens will bear 18% of tax hike
