MUCH finger-pointing has gone on in trying to lick the problem of rising motor insurance premiums.
The one pointed by insurers is at rising motor claims, which hit $742 million last year, pushing motor underwriting losses to an all-time high of $214 million.
It is partly the result of exaggerated claims from unscrupulous quarters, they say.
Read the full report in Monday's edition of The Straits Times.
