Motor Insurers’ Bureau – Everything you need to know

A light buffet lunch and refreshments will be available from 12.15 with the session starting at 1 p.m. for an hour

Overview

This lecture will cover the following points:

• a brief history of MIB

• what are the current costs and challenges of uninsured driving

• how the MIB developed into assisting other areas of the insurance industry

• current areas of focus and challenge

• new agreements with the government

• public awareness and working with police

• Vnuk: how an accident to a Slovenian farmworker could have such an impact on compulsory insurance in the UK

• research into ‘hit and run’ accidents.

Learning objectives

At the end of this event, the delegate will be able to identify:

• what the MIB is, why it exists and the areas of work it is involved in

• how the MIB and other stakeholders are tackling the problem of uninsured driving

• how the MIB assists victims of accidents with uninsured and ‘hit and run’ drivers

• what the role of the MIB is in relation to cross border claims and some of the challenges in that area

• how a recent European Court case is threatening the UK system of compulsory insurance and its enforceability

• how the MIB is looking to understand more about why drivers leave the scene of an accident.

Speaker biography

Paul Ryman-Tubb is Head of Technical, in addition to being part of the MIB Executive Management Team He is responsible for technical issues throughout the MIB claims area, and also has responsibility for strategic decisions on many of the highest value cases. Paul is Chairman of the MIB Technical Committee and the Employers’ Liability Tracing Office Dispute Resolution Panel. He also has responsibility to represent MIB UK at the Council of Bureau in Brussels dealing with the operation of the Green Card system and other cross border claims issues. Paul is ACII qualified, a Chartered Insurer and has over 30 years of technical claims experience working previously in the general insurance industry, formerly employed by Eagle Star and Budget Insurance.

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