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  • UK regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has begun an investigation into insurance services provider Quindell in relation to public statements made about the firm's accounts during 2013 and 2014
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  • Troubled UK-listed outsourcing firm Quindell has announced that Richard Rose will join the company's board as non-executive chairman, with Jim Sutcliffe appointed as his deputy and as strategy director.
  • ProSight at Lloyd's has continued to reshape its management team as it attempts to move on following the ouster of managing director Bernard Mageean last September.
  • As parts of the UK continue to battle widespread flooding after possibly the wettest January since records began, accountancy giant PwC has raised its loss estimates for the winter weather.
  • Some £250mn ($378mn) of insured losses are expected from severe flooding caused by Storm Desmond, which battered the UK earlier this month, according to major insurance intermediary the AA.
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  • UK P&C insurers suffered a decline in profitability for the first time in a year during the first quarter of 2014 due to mounting competition and hefty flood-related claims, according to the latest quarterly financial services sector survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and PwC.
  • The UK insurance industry might be on red alert for the outcome of Brexit negotiations, but carriers are also laying the foundations for long-term market access, says Laura Board