Motor White Papers

At the inaugural Broker Expo South, Insurance Age spoke to attendees about their reaction to the proposed ban on referral fees. VIEW SUMMARY

The ABI undertook a survey of 1,408 18-24 year olds. One percent of respondents (two out of 196) that hold a full driving licence but do not drive said it was because they could not get an insurance quote, with age cited. This equates to around 8,000 people when grossed up to the UK population. VIEW SUMMARY

In this report we follow up the Government’s response to our March 2011 report on the cost of motor insurance and also deal with new developments in this area, including the Government’s decision to ban referral fees relating to personal injury cases. VIEW SUMMARY

A series of guest articles from expert commentators designed to stimulate fresh thinking and innovation in the motor claims market. Addressing the issues of fraud, customer service, systems organisation and associated subjects the articles here span an annual expenditure of billions of pounds. VIEW SUMMARY

This guidance has been produced to assist insurers in their treatment of personal lines household and motor customers with convictions and related offences. This is done with a view to helping ensure that processes and procedures comply with legal and regulatory requirements. VIEW SUMMARY

Produced by Trader Media Group, this report analyses the latest trends and activities within the UK Car Insurance market. The report covers: premium levels; segmentation; market conditions; insurer strategies; anticipated trends; claims levels; brands; consumer trends; manufacturer leads. VIEW SUMMARY

This Research Brief sets out a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of insurer access to DVLA records. This is mostly a qualitative CBA – it sets out the type and magnitude of benefits and costs rather than attaches £ figures to them. This CBA looks at costs and benefits for separate stakeholders. VIEW SUMMARY

This report examines the current media coverage, performance, marketing activity and usage of price comparison sites in the UK General Insurance sector, and speculates about the key issues facing these sites and their users in the future. VIEW SUMMARY

Since disclosure of commission is already required in other areas, the main area in the UK that will be affected by potential changes to the IMD is general insurance personal lines. Therefore the ABI has commissioned research into the impact of commission disclosure in insurance personal lines. VIEW SUMMARY