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NewsERS under strategic review amid potential sale
ERS owner Aquiline is assessing how to proceed with the motor insurer
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NewsLloyd's returns to profit after 2017 losses
Lloyd’s made a £2bn loss for 2017 off the back of huge natural catastrophes
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NewsFSCS declares Leicester broker in default
Customers to have dealt with the broker could receive compensation
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Online onlyAnalyst reveals incredible multiple Marsh paid for JLT
High price means chances of an interloper scuppering deal is low, says RBC
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NewsBrokers left in the dark as Premium Credit enters fourth day of disruption
The finance provider has been offline, with no access to the website or phones since Sunday
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NewsUp to 3,750 jobs at risk as Marsh eyes staff cuts amid JLT deal
Marsh reveals headcount reduction plans on deal tie-up
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Online onlyCII reduces gender pay gap - but chief executive says “more must be done”
Sian Fisher wants the entire industry to increase its efforts to narrow the gender pay gap
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NewsIFED targets young drivers with 'Ghost Broking' campaign
IFED finds that 17-24 year olds are most likely to fall victim to ghost broking
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NewsCIS blames weather for wider losses
Beast from the East and competitive motor market pushed the Co-op insurer into greater losses
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NewsCarlyle buys majority Sedgwick stake in $6.7bn deal
The private equity group has bought out KKR’s holding in the global claims group
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NewsM&A continues apace – Jago
Willis Re’s global chairman Paddy Jago discusses what is driving M&A in the industry
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NewsGovernment takes £6bn from IPT
The government increased the IPT rate from 10% to 12% in June last year
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NewsSabre investors sell £116m worth of shares
Private equity firm exits the speciality motor insurer
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NewsDual pricing 'rip off' hits national headlines again
Daily Mail accuses insurers of ‘ripping off’ motorists to the tune of £1.5bn
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NewsHome premiums drop but not for Londoners
London remains the most expensive place in Britain for home insurance
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NewsIngenie drags Watchstone into loss
Former Quindell group’s sole general insurance business sees revenues plummet
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NewsAIG Europe refuses bank robbery payout due to US-Syria sanctions
Jordan Insurance lawsuit demands over £400,000 from AIG on a reinsurance policy, following a £7m Damascus bank robbery
