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            <title>Heavy rains delay loss estimate</title>
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HEAVY RAINS poured for another two days after Melbournes devastating hailstorm last Saturday delaying loss assessment and causing additional water damage to the dwellings and other buildings that had been lashed at the weekend.							</description>
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            <title>SW Queensland has 7500 claims so fa</title>
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THE GENERAL insurance industry had received 7500 claims by late yesterday, as a result of flooding in the southwest Queensland region with estimated costs totalling $120 million.</description>
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            <title>Emilie Webster straight into the deep end</title>
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FORMER BROKER Emilie Webster who became NIBAs education and technical services consultant on March 1 was figuratively thrown into the deep end after the Melbourne hailstorm and other torrential rain hit Melbourne and Victoria in the past 3 days.							</description>
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            <title>Insurers offer support as hail was falling</title>
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										  INSURERS OFF their own bat were out offering to help insureds and communities almost before flooding rains eased in Queensland and hail and torrential rain lessened in Melbourne.</description>
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            <title>Entire assessor forces mobilised</title>
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AUSTRALIAS LOSS assessing sector has had to spread its troops from one end of Australia to another to try to cope with the claims calls following the floods of southern Queensland and the hailstorm that hit Melbourne at the weekend.							</description>
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            <title>Aon specialist a top global brokerandrsqu</title>
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                                          AON AUSTRALIAS workers compensation specialist Peter Law has been announced as the sole Australian broker in a list of the worlds top insurance brokers.
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            <title>Industry quiet on latest car premiums</title>
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  MOTOR VEHICLE insurers will become even more reserved in their comments on the latest issue of premium rate comparisons by RateCity following the severe hailstorm that blasted Melbourne last Saturday.</description>
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            <title>The Societys discipline attracts the money</title>
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LLOYDS DISCIPLINE, operational adjustments and back-offices efficiencies are seeing the market keep itself in the frontline for attracting capital.							</description>
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            <title>Lloyds aims for 10% premium growth</title>
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LLOYDS IS aiming for 10%-plus premium growth after adjustment for currency fluctuation in 2010, but early renewals had raised some doubt on the expectation.							</description>
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            <title>New claims process being trialled</title>
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LLOYDS IS piloting a new claims agreement process for subscription claims through 2010, beginning with marine classes, property direct and facultative and casualty treaty.
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            <title>Lloyds rated strongest brand in UK</title>
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IN AN UNEQUIVOCAL show of Lloyds place in the world, Lloyds was ranked the strongest Business Superbrand in the insurance sector in the rankings by the esteemed The Centre for Brand Analysis in the UK.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:42:56 +0000</pubDate>
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            <title>Industry alert continues on new law</title>
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THREE MONTHS into 2010 the insurance industry, like all other business sectors, is still being alerted to the Fair Work inspectors who will be calling on most firms over the next 3 years.
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            <pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:41:56 +0000</pubDate>
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            <title>Law firm gains top Chubb expert</title>
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  FRONTLINE LAW firm Colin Biggers and Paisley has gained renowned insurance expert Kemsley Brennan, as Special Counsel.
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            <title>Gold Seal steps up training pace</title>
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GOLD SEAL is stepping up its part in the training pace that is picking up throughout the general insurance industry because of the growing number of regulatory requirements including professionalism.</description>
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            <title>Oscar nominees are riskiest films: Allianz</title>
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ITS NOT the actors exposures but the films in the Oscar nominations  especially the winners  according to the worlds largest film insurer Allianz.
Allianz cautiously started off it</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:38:56 +0000</pubDate>
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            <title>Tough times to continue says Deloitte</title>
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GLOBAL BANKING and securities are in for another tough year according to a Deloitte report that finds the pace of recovery and the aftershocks of Greece and Dubai has heightened uncertainty.</description>
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            <title>Core IT systems pose a topline challenge</title>
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THE CHALLENGE of core IT systems and data aggregation is second in priority trends facing the global financial services, according to Deloitte.</description>
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            <title>Fire fighters get tax promise</title>
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THE FEDERAL Government has promised to change tax laws to ensure that donations to volunteer fire brigades will be tax deductible  making another gesture toward more community support for the fire-fighters who do so much work in such disasters as the Victorian Black Saturday bushfires last year. 
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            <pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 10:35:56 +0000</pubDate>
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            <title>AMP hosts independent IFAs</title>
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                                          AMP IS continuing its determination to attract more wealth protection business from the financial advisory sector by hosting a series of nationwide seminars for independent financial advisers.</description>
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            <title>Zurich FSA aims to speed life cover</title>
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  ZURICH FINANCIAL Services Australia launched several life risk enhancements on March 1 aimed at shaving off up to 4 hours off administration time from some applications.</description>
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            <title>APRA issues new life standar</title>
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  APRA HAS issued new final prudential standards on enhancements to the prudential framework for life insurance companies. </description>
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