Personal Lines related articles – Page 93
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NewsDirect Line taps HSBC for new chief risk officer
Jose Vazquez replaces current CRO Sheree Howard
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Online onlyInsurers’ strong results belie commercial lines troubles
RBSI, RSE, LV= and Allianz join AXA and Zurich in posting improved 2011 results, but the boost was partly caused by external factors, and commercial lines look grim
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Online onlyMarkerstudy pumps £25m into motor MGA
Xpekt led by former KGM underwriting chief Colin Hart
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NewsDirect Line and AXA top customer complaints list
FOS expects record number of PPI complaints in 2012/13
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NewsMPs urge banks to back troubled card insurer CPP
Credit card insurer’s future in doubt as FSA probe shakes confidence
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NewsLV=’s O’Roarke: 100% motor CORs a thing of the past
LV= motor profitability now ‘where it needs to be’
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NewsTorrance predicts tough 2012 as Allianz UK profits rise 6.4%
Combined ratio holds steady at 95.7%
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NewsLocal governments vent anger at flood insurance hold-up
Insurers should not “hand-pick” the best risks: Local Government Association
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NewsLV= enters new phase as profits double
Underwriting profitability restored as combined ratio drops to 97.7%
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NewsDVLA data-sharing project with insurers stalls over costs row
No guarantee project will stick to 2014 start date, MPs told
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NewsChartis returns to profit despite personal lines slump
Higher claims bill cuts personal lines profit to $24m
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NewsRBSI reports £454m 2011 profit after fourth positive quarter
Lack of reserve strengthening and weather claims helped turnaround
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NewsIAG UK ‘almost at breakeven’ after repricing
Troubled unit’s £5m loss is a big improvement on this time last year
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NewsBodily injury legal fees cost policyholders £2.4m a day – ABI
Trade body urges cut in ‘exorbitant’ costs
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NewsBarclays PPI complaints jump 67% in H2 2011
Bank received 122,992 complaints in the second half of the year
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Online onlySoaring Tesco gives Ageas £655m boost
Joint venture with supermarket hits profit in second year
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Online onlyBroker fury at exclusion from landmark talks at Downing Street
Prime minister Cameron wins insurer backing on plans to cut claims costs
