Insurance

Auto-enrolment could undermine pension regime, experts say

Proposed tax relief ‘not optimal’ and charges for fund managers too low, industry claims

Central Bank gives nod to XL Insurance Dublin move ahead of Brexit

XL plans to transfer its main European insurance company to the Republic

Businesses look outside Ireland for insurance as premiums spiral

Rising costs an ‘existential threat’, as 45% of respondents say they threaten their business

High motor insurance costs could hold back the construction industry

Construction workers returning from abroad are being driven away by the cost of car insurance

Insurance Ireland hires German lobbyist for new Brussels office

Florian Wimber appointed as head of European affairs and international insurance

Car insurance costs put returning emigrants off the road

Pricewatch: Insurance companies are making drivers pay for their time abroad

Cap personal injury awards and tackle fraud, insurance report urges

Cost of Insurance Working Group criticises failure of insurance industry to tackle fraud

Bulk of Irish insurance CEOs expect business growth next year

Majority of insurance businesses are planning to increase number of employees

Brexit prompts XL Group to move European base to Dublin

CEO Mike McGavick says decision will help it ‘provide certainty and consistency’

Motor insurance policies increased in cost in 2015 - report

Central Bank analysis is third report on market trends this week

Lloyd’s of London insurer Beazley secures Irish approval as Brexit looms

Approval comes three weeks after UK-based Chaucer received Central Bank nod

Motor insurance providers in Ireland targeted in anti-cartel inquiry

EU is concerned ‘companies involved may have engaged in anti-competitive practices’

Liberty Insurance calls for wider fraud database to tackle ‘ghost brokers’

US insurance company warns that it has seen a ‘dramatic increase’ in ‘fake brokers’

Lloyd’s of London insurer secures Irish licence as Brexit looms

Chaucer was acquired by US group Hanover Insurance in 2011 in £292m deal

Payback time for taxpayers as AIB heads back to the market

AIB has returned €6.8 billion to date to the State

Insurance industry more worried about profits than claim sizes

It is objectionable to suggest the insurance industry is looking after society by seeking to reduce awards

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