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Topics: Insurance, Insurance issues

  • LV= and Allianz announce strategic partnership business transfer plans

    As part of their strategic partnership, originally announced on 4 August 2017, LV= and Allianz are today outlining the plans to transfer their respective personal and commercial portfolios. Allianz’s personal home and motor portfolios will transfer to LV=GI, the joint venture 49% owned by Allianz, and LV=’s commercial portfolios will transfer to Allianz.

  • Motor premiums - Allianz update

    Following news from the ABI that the 'average motor premium paid rose by 9% in 2017 to a record high, adding an extra £40 to the average motor insurance policy.'
    General manager, Commercial & Personal Simon McGinn commented:
    “With no sign of any movement on the discount rate in 2018, and quite possibly even 2019, this is a very concerning time for customers. We will be having discussions

  • Liverpool Car Park Fire - Allianz update

    An update from Allianz's head of motor claims, Tony Newman, following the Liverpool Car Park Fire:
    “This was an unprecedented event affecting in the region of 1,400 motorists. Cars were not accessible and owners were left in a difficult situation.
    We are committed to putting our customers first and given the nature of the event, we have agreed to waive any impact on customers no claims dis

  • Allianz secures finding of dishonesty against claimant law firm

    A claimant law firm, GSD Law Limited, submitted a number of informal claims totalling £225,000 for legal costs to Allianz following the settlement of a number of low value injury claims. The costs were considered excessive and challenged.

  • Allianz appoints new head of operations

    Allianz Insurance has appointed Dave Gill to the role of head of operations. In this role Dave will take responsibility for leading all speciality operations for business lines including corporate partner pet, Petplan and Allianz Musical Instruments.

  • SME underinsurance

    SMEs are a key part of the UK's economic landscape, racking up an annual turnover of £1.8 trillion in 2016 (1) and set to contribute more than £217bn to the economy by 2020 (2). But, while an element of risk-taking is essential for some of these small businesses, many are taking chances with their insurance that could prove catastrophic.
    The FCA's Thematic Review into the handling of insurance

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