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Call for official inquiry into motor insurance

8 September 2015 By Digital Curator Leave a Comment

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The Government has been called on to set up a broad-based inquiry into the insurance market in a bid to cut the spiralling cost of premiums.

The inquiry would be similar to the Motor Insurance Advisory Board, which reported in 2002 and made 67 radical recommendations.

That led to the setting up of the Injuries Board and brought lower insurance premiums.

The call for an inquiry to shake-up the insurance market was made by the Consumers Association and AA Ireland.

It comes in the wake of a surge in motor insurance premiums, with domestically-owned insurer FBD the latest to suffer as crisis grips sector.

Higher levels of claims, more drivers using lawyers to seek compensation, low levels of reserving in the industry and poor investment returns for insurers have been blamed for the spike in premiums.

Michael Kilcoyne of the Consumers Association said there was a need for a new government-appointed inquiry into insurance costs.

This should consider the capping of claims amounts, examine the operations of insurers, scrutinise the role of the Central Bank, look at reserving by insurers and probe uncompetitive practices in the industry.

by Charlie Weston

See Full Story at independent.ie

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Call for official inquiry into motor insurance

1 September 2015 By Digital Curator Leave a Comment

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The Government has been called on to set up a broad-based inquiry into the insurance market in a bid to cut the spiralling cost of premiums.

The inquiry would be similar to the Motor Insurance Advisory Board, which reported in 2002 and made 67 radical recommendations.

That led to the setting up of the Injuries Board and brought lower insurance premiums.

The call for an inquiry to shake-up the insurance market was made by the Consumers Association and AA Ireland.

It comes in the wake of a surge in motor insurance premiums, with domestically-owned insurer FBD the latest to suffer as crisis grips sector.

Higher levels of claims, more drivers using lawyers to seek compensation, low levels of reserving in the industry and poor investment returns for insurers have been blamed for the spike in premiums.

by Charlie Weston

See Full Story on independent.ie

Filed Under: Industry Tagged With: motor inquiry, motor insurance, official motor insurance

Esure set to raise premiums after motor insurance profits fall 80%

27 August 2015 By Digital Curator Leave a Comment

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The company behind Sheilas’ Wheels and Go Compare says it has been affected by an increase in the frequency of small personal injury claims

Esure, owner of Sheilas’ Wheels and Go Compare, has said it is planning to raise premiums after a surge in small injury claims helped push half-year profits in its motor insurance underwriting business down by four-fifths.

The company said trading profit for that area of its business was down 80.7% to £3.3m as it was “impacted by claims inflation, in particular the market increase in the frequency of small personal injury claims”. Its shares dropped nearly 9% as the fall contributed to a 21% slide in underlying pre-tax profits for the first six months of the year to £46.5m.

Stuart Vann, Esure’s chief executive, said: “The claims environment in the motor market continues to deteriorate and as a consequence we will seek to implement further rate increases in the second half.”

Esure acknowledged that increasing premiums might cost it customers. The group has more than 1.4 million motor insurance policies and about 570,000 in home insurance.

Vann’s comments about increasing car premiums come after an AA reportshowed they had risen by 5.5% across the industry in the second quarter after years of decline. It also pointed to the issue of claims inflation – more frequent claims with higher damages.

See Full Story on theguardian.com

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Administering your company’s Corporate Motor Insurance Scheme

25 August 2015 By Digital Curator Leave a Comment

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When you are not primarily an insurance company, administering a corporate motor insurance scheme can be a very serious challenge. This becomes even harder if you have a large fleet of company cars, in addition to a staff motor insurance scheme mediated by the company. Insurance, especially when handling claims, can be such a hustle for someone who is primarily in Administration, Finance, Procurement, or HR, depending on the company. We have prepare a small cheat sheet that can help you to take charge of your company’s motor Insurance Scheme and give you that satisfaction of being “on top of things” Here is the list

1. Take Charge!

The number one cause of stress for employees who manage motor vehicle insurance issues is lack of clarity on who is in charge of what. The process of coordinating motor insurance concerns usually involves at least all the departments we listed above, and depending on the organization, the person who is in charge may be in any one these departments. If you are involved in the process but it is unclear who exactly is in charge, then you have two options. First, you can decide to seek clarity from your boss as to where the buck stops when it comes to the company’s motor insurance scheme. If your boss doesn’t know, you may be in trouble, but work towards clarifying who is in charge of it. The second option is to take charge. Many workers fear additional responsibilities and then go ahead to waste good energy scheming how to avoid the work. If you take charge of it, officially or otherwise, you will have control over it and it will make it easier to administer the scheme.

2. Draw a Map

Secondly, draw a process map that shows how each process should be handled. If you are not into maps, you can use a list showing all steps each case goes thorough before it is resolved. Process maps (or their equivalent) can help you to figure out what needs to happen at every stage and are a good way of measuring your progress down the line. The only predictable thing when it comes to insurance is when you need to pay your premiums. You can never plan when to make claims because they result from accidental events. A process map will make you ready to handle any unforeseen situation with clarity, and without the need to figure out everything each time something happens.

3. Use Checklists

The beauty of everything in insurance is that the processes used by insurance companies are very well mapped out. It is possible to develop checklists to help you handle every claims process, or every motor insurance procurement process. Checklists will help you to be certain that you have done everything required, and you will not need to spend time thinking through every process you need handle. For instance, you may have all the documents needed to file an application for motor insurance cover committed to memory. If you do not translate that to a checklist, you may miss one of the important documents simply because you have no method of verifying that you have filed all documents. Then again, since you don’t fill these forms on a daily basis, it is easy to forget a small detail in the forms. A checklist will eliminate all the stress you may experience in such situations.

See Full Story on capitalfm.co.ke

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