Anexo joins AIM market
Anexo Group is joining the AIM market in a bid to raise £25 million to fund its expansion plans
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Allianz promotes Stait to head of claims suppliers and experts
Allianz Insurance has appointed Graham Stait as head of claims suppliers and experts. The new appointment will also see Stait become a member of Allianz‘s claims management board
Travel agent who stole £70,000 gets eight months in prison
A travel agent has been sentenced to eight months in prison for stealing more than £70,000 through a series of travel insurance cons
Almost 80 fraudsters guilty in major insurance fraud scam
A series of trials has concluded in which 77 fraudsters either pleaded or were found guilty for their role in a major insurance fraud scam
AXA and DAC Beachcroft secure exemplary damages
AXA Insurance and law firm DAC Beachcroft have secured a major Court of Appeal ruling that could see fraudsters pay additional damages to insurers if their behaviour and conduct are deemed ‘outrageous’
NCI appoints Bankstone to handle its claims
Bankstone secured the deal after demonstrating its ability to extend and enhance its value proposition in a rapidly evolving insurance claims landscape, according to the outsourced claims handling firm
Lloyd’s of London widens search for insurtech talent
Lloyd’s of London is opening up its technology sandbox to external insurtech start-ups and entrepreneurs in a bid to develop solutions for its members
Civil Liability Bill to return to the House of Commons
Opponents of the Civil Liability Bill have welcomed government concessions on compensation tariffs for victims of whiplash injury, but conceded that it’s now up to the House of Commons to vote down the controversial legislation
XL shareholders approve takeover
XL Group’s shareholders have approved AXA’s $15.3 billion (£11.4 billion) takeover of the Bermuda-based insurer and reinsurer
Motorists prefer to keep claims the same, finds First4Lawyers
Eight out 10 motorists would prefer to keep the claims process in its current form rather than see the Civil Liability Bill introduced and compensation drastically reduced, a First4Lawyers survey has found