UK Personal Injury Litigation 2012

The personal injury market is dominated by motor insurance claims, with employers' liability, public liability, and clinical negligence all contributing to a lesser degree.

The Jackson reforms and the referral fee ban do not address all issues in the claims process.

UK Personal Injury Litigation 2012 provides a comprehensive analysis of the personal injury sector. It examines claims trends and costs, providing a concise account of the key changes taking place and how these will influence the sector in the future. The report also includes the latest developments of the main personal injury service providers and of the largest legal expenses insurers.

Features and benefits
• Gain insight into the recent regulatory and market trends in the personal injury market.
• Learn about the most recent regulatory changes and how they are likely to impact your business.

UK Personal Injury Market

Published: February 2012

No. of Pages: 79

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Your key questions answered
• How has the UK personal injury market changed in recent years?
• What are the major regulatory changes and how are they going to impact the market?
• Which are the main competitors and how have they performed in recent years?

Major points covered in Table of Contents of this report include:
• OVERVIEW
• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• MARKET CONTEXT
• REGULATION AND ISSUES
• THE PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS PROCESS
• IMPLICATIONS FOR STAKEHOLDERS
• FUTURE DECODED
• APPENDIX
• List Of Tables
• List Of Figures

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Online Payments: Cards Not Present?

Datamonitor's Online Consumer Payment Model shows that the size of global online commerce reached $727bn in 2011. The credit card is still a clear choice for online shoppers due to its convenience, but security remains a major concern that the card industry faces. Only 19% of consumers indicated that they use credit cards for their security.

Online commerce will continue to grow across the 21 countries featured in the report, but the US is about to be overtaken by China. Datamonitor forecasts that 2014 will be a turning point, with the Chinese and the US online commerce markets drawing level, leaving China poised to overtake the US in early 2015.

The blurring of online, mobile, and offline commerce will intensify over the next 12 months. The pace of technological change means that the challenge has now moved on from providing a payment solution for a particular channel to creating a payment tool that creates a consistent user experience through several different payment channels.

Features and benefits
• Understand the growth of the global online payment space and the factors that have driven the market.
• Successfully target online shoppers by understanding what they want and how they pay for online products and services.
• Plan your strategy effectively by learning about key barriers to online shopping and consumer preferences to online payment tools.
• Gain insight into how the new players in the online payment market are threatening to the payment cards industry.

Online Payments Market Report

Published: February 2012 
No. of Pages: 67
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Your key questions answered
• How big is the online payment market, and which merchant categories do consumers spend their money with?
• What are the barriers to online shopping in my market, and how can these be overcome?
• What is the expected growth for the online payment space and where will this growth come from?
• How do consumers make online payments, and how much of a threat is coming from non-card payment products?
• What are the opportunities and threats for the global payment industry, both now and in the future?

Major points covered in Table of Contents of this report include:
• OVERVIEW
• EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• ONLINE PAYMENTS: WHERE WE ARE TODAY AND HOW WE GOT HERE
• SIZING THE GLOBAL ONLINE PAYMENT MARKET
• UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARD ONLINE PAYMENTS
• THE FUTURE OF ONLINE PAYMENTS
• APPENDIX
 •       List of Tables
• List of Figures

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Mortgage Outlook in Australia 2011

Published: September 2011
No. of Pages: 92
Price: $ 2795


This report analyzes the outlook for the Australian property and mortgage markets. The report breaks down the market in terms of different customer segments, analyzes current trends, and forecasts future developments. Action points for mortgage providers are also included.

Features and benefits
• Provides an in-depth discussion of Mortgage Outlook in Australia 2011
• Analyzes drivers of growth for different mortgage customer target segments
• Discusses both long-term and short-term trends and advises how providers should anticipate these trends
• Uses a consumer survey of almost 2,000 Australians aged 18 and above

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Highlights
As a proportion of new lending commitments, first home buyer lending has fallen sharply since 2009. Between 2002 and 2009, first home buyers generally accounted for around 23% of monthly lending commitments. In March 2011, only 12% of lending commitments were for first time buyers.
More theoretically, the value of an investment property should be equal to the sum of all future discounted net rental income, with the discount rate being proportionate to the expected risk of the investment. This is analogous to how the value of a share is defined as the sum of all future discounted dividends.

There are some segments that will still be active in the forecasted upcoming subdued market. Refinancers will drive an increasing proportion of lending commitments. Downsizers and upgraders are also expected to account for a larger proportion of the market activity.