found this on AON
http://www.astraownersnetwork.co.uk/showthread.php?t=88961
really hope they dont go bust as i dont want my insurance to go up by a lot
http://www.astraownersnetwork.co.uk/showthread.php?t=88961
email my mum recieved at her office (royal sun alliance insurance)
If you wish to go straight to the page from which this article was sent, click here: Quinn ordered to stop underwriting in the UK as parent put into adminsitration
Following an application by the Financial Regulator, the High Court has today appointed Grant Thornton as joint provisional administrators to Quinn Insurance Limited. The Financial Regulator has taken this action in the interests of the firm's policyholders.
In a statement it said: "Irish policyholders of Quinn Insurance Limited can continue to renew policies, carry out new business and make claims in the normal way.
"The appointment of joint provisional administrators will better protect policyholders. It will allow the firm to remain open for business, to continue to be run as a going concern under different management and to put the business on a sound commercial and financial footing.
"The Financial Regulator has an onsite presence in the firm to oversee its actions and to work with the new management. At the same time the Financial Regulator has commenced an investigation into certain matters within Quinn Insurance Limited that have very recently come to light."
In addition, the Financial Regulator has separately directed Quinn Insurance Limited to cease writing new business in the UK. Existing UK policyholders will not be affected by this decision as existing policies will remain valid. Customers can make claims in the normal way.
The effect of this action is to prevent Quinn Insurance Limited suffering further financial losses from its currently unprofitable UK business, the regulator added.
These actions do not apply to the Quinn Life business, which is a separate entity. It is unaffected by these measures.
Quinn has declined to comment.
well im fecked!! my next quote is 1400 quid double what im paying now
Existing UK policyholders will not be affected by this decision as existing policies will remain valid. Customers can make claims in the normal way.
yea until they go bust and we dont have insurance
other article
Home Markets Insurer Quinn Direct hits the brakes
Daily Mail
31 March 2010, 8:22am
Motor insurer Quinn Direct has closed to new business after its Irish parent Quinn Insurance was placed into 'provisional' administration.
The UK business, which specialises in motor and professional indemnity insurance, is thought to have close to 400,000 customers.
The Financial Services Authority is working closely with the Irish authorities who confirmed that existing UK policyholders will continue to be covered by their insurance.
Quinn Direct customers can continue to make claims and should continue to pay their direct debits and insurance premiums, the watchdog said.
Quinn Direct specialised in low-cost policies for younger drivers, who often signed up through price comparison sites.
really hope they dont go bust as i dont want my insurance to go up by a lot