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Zurich buys travel disruptor Halo
The deal to buy the car rental insurance platform was for an undisclosed sum.
CDL's profit after tax soars 42% in 2016
Operating profit and turnover also rose.
Axa revamps mid-market manufacturing product
New offering includes a £1m public liability clean-up cost cover as standard and up to £10,000 for recalibration of damaged production equipment.
Blog: Join ERS on the Gumball rally
What will you be doing this Saturday? Pottering in the garden, playing with the kids, relaxing with friends?
Leaving the EU without a deal not acceptable, warns ABI
Trade association says that if no Brexit deal is in place insurers may not be able to continue to meet the needs of millions customers and remain legally compliant.
InsurTech Futures: Use of tech by consumers growing in insurance
EY says that the future use of FinTech in insurance is projected to rise to 55%.
InsurTech Futures: Technology will shrink the insurance market, says RSA's Leitch
RSA global connected insurance director Kenny Leitch states InsurTech will stop claims from happening.
Insurance Cares: Risk management – an opportunity to do good for society
Ecclesiastical’s John Blundell calls on brokers and insurers to work together to help not-for-profits prevent risk.
Queen's Speech: Insurers welcome new whiplash legislation move
Industry looks towards meaningful delivery of the reform.
IGI targets regional brokers with new legal expenses insurance product
Insurer expands offering into new class of business.
Soros-backed investors launch MGA incubator
Vibe targeting start-ups and developing firms.
CII launches new London Market qualification
Certificate is aimed at brokers, insurers and reinsurers involved in the London Market.
FCA orders Admiral to contact customers after renewal handling failures
Insurer agrees with the regulator to contact all affected customers, following change in renewal rules from 1 April.
Brokers will benefit from claims changes, says Allianz
Allianz chief claims officer Gibson says "significant downside" of redundancies doesn't outweigh the benefits of bringing teams together.
Das finds itself at centre of deer drama
A rogue deer startled staff in the Das Bristol office and is believed to have closed roads in the local area.
Insurers and reinsurers face £3.5bn Ogden hit, says EY
Net combined ratio for motor insurance industry deteriorates to 109% in 2016.
Qatar Re makes £500m takeover bid for Sabre, reports
BC Partners is looking to sell the motor insurer.
Industry welcomes new Justice Secretary
David Lidington takes over role previously held by Liz Truss.
Truss out as Justice Secretary following reshuffle
Truss was behind the cut in the Ogden rate to minus 0.75%.
Brokers criticise Aviva over communication on travel product withdrawal
Brokers say the insurer did not contact them before pulling the plug on stand-alone Multi-Trip.
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Allianz puts 70 people at risk of redundancy
Insurer completes review into its household claims operations.
Aviva stops selling standalone travel product through brokers
Aviva chief distribution officer Phil Bayles says volumes were too low for the product to be commercially sustainable.
QBE chooses Brussels for post-Brexit EU base
Insurer to expand its current Brussels branch.