Claims Faculty

The CII’s Claims Faculty encourages and promotes progression to qualified status and the maintenance of good practice, the highest standards of competence, expertise and professionalism for staff at all levels of experience. This website provides members with a host of relevant and timely information in a range of formats, covering  high level research, technical and legal developments, through to topical debates and seminars – all designed to keep you up to date with your chosen area of expertise.

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Tony Emms
UK Claims Officer
Claims Faculty Chair

Each faculty is directed by a board of key market practitioners whose role is to provide advice, technical expertise, access to key personnel and advocacy of the CII’s professional agenda.

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The civil procedure rules
February, 2012
 
This fact file summarises those rules of civil procedure which have a major impact on insurers and other agencies involved in the handling of liability claims. Major changes came into effect in 1999 with the introduction of the new Civil Procedure Rules. The rules have been modified and developed since that date.
 
 
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CII EU Update 13: Plus ça Change, Plus c’est la Même Chose: European Regulation in a Changing Political Context
January, 2012
 
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Update briefing on latest EU developments including general political context and Commission guidelines on the European Court's gender and insurance ruling.
 
 European_Financial_Services_Update_13_9Jan2012.pdf
 
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CII Thinkpiece 67: Insurance Regulation in 2012: Finding Solutions to the British Dilemma
January, 2012
 
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Financial Secretary Mark Hoban MP summarises the UK Treasury's latest work in insurance regulation, including the UK regulatory reforms, Solvency II, and response to the European Court's gender ruling.
 
 TP67_Hoban_Insurance_Regulation_11Jan2012.pdf
 
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Will the last one out please turn off the lights
January, 2012
 
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Will the last one out please turn off the lights delivered on 5 January 2012 by Mark Neale (CEO, Financial Services Compensation Scheme)
 
 
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Insurance in the single market : Test Achats update bulletin January 2012.
January, 2012
 
Fact files
This is an update bulletin for the factfile on Insurance in the single market, outlining the European Commission's publication on 13 January 2012 0 "Guidelines on the application of Council Directive 2004/113 to insurance, in the light of the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Case C-236/09 (Test-Achats)". To read the full factfile, please click <a href="http://www.knowledge.cii.co.uk/resource/insurance-single-market">here</a>.
 
 
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Faraday Reinsurance Company v. Hoden North America Inc.
January, 2012
 
General Star International Indemnity Ltd wrote three excess layer public and product liability policies which were transferred to Faraday in 2010...
 
 
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All Leisure Hoidays Ltd v. Europaische Reiseversicherung AG & Others
January, 2012
 
Hebridean Island Cruises Limited ran cruises on the Hebridean Princess around the Hebrides and other islands of the Scottish coast...
 
 
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The Jackson Reforms explained
January, 2012
 
Raising standards and levels of professionalism across the claims community The CII Claims Faculty has teamed up with the Forum of Insurance Lawyers in order to provide members with legal updates, analysis and presentations on legal developments that impact the insurance claims profession
 
 
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CII Public Affairs Update - December 2011
January, 2012
 
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The CII Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator.
 
 12_CII_PA_Update_Dec_2011.pdf
 
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Financial services regulation after 2012
January, 2012
 
Technical articles
Following the 2010 general election, the incoming UK government announced its decision to reverse many of the provisions of the FSMA 2000. The underlying reasons for this regime change relate to perceived failures in banking regulation; nevertheless the regulation of insurance, investment and other financial services will also be affected significantly ...
 
 
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