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Innovation Group - Targeting building claims alongside core motor claims business

June 2011

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Times have been tough for motorists. High petrol prices mean there are fewer people on the road and, as a consequence, there have been fewer road accidents. When accidents do occur, if the damage is small, rather than pay the excess on their insurance some motorists are choosing not to report the incident. This change in behaviour isn't just UK specific; global motor industry statistics are showing that claims volumes in 2010 were well below 2008 and 2009 levels.The Innovation Group's (TIG) main activity is the handling of policy claims and administrative processes using its own software to eliminate laborious and manual paper-based processes. Occasionally, TIG sells software to insurance companies to enable them to do this themse ...

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Growth Portfolio 2 - June '11

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Innovation (May 2015)

Innovation (January 2015)

Innovation (September 2014)

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Innovation (September 2012)

Innovation (January 2012)

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Innovation (September 2011)

Innovation Group (May 2011)

Innovation Group (January 2011)

Innovation (September 2010)

Innovation (March 2010)

Innovation Group - Â£21m fundraising at 10p (January 2010)

Innovation (September 2009)

Innovation (June 2009)

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Innovation Group - In play (April 2009)

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Innovation - New customer wins (February 2009)

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