Opinion
Should the insurance industry follow the techno lead of Boeing and Nasa?
Nasa seems to think it's a good thing, and Boeing reckons it can hardly do without it. Big names ind...
View from the Top
"Too little, too late" is a criticism that has been levelled at our industry from within and without...
A question of regulation
As the industry braces itself for the fundamental changes the new regulatory regime will bring, Maggie Litster takes a wider perspective and asks is it really necessary, who will it benefit and who will foot the bill
7 years ago
Looking back
RSA needs no more shocks
Now Royal & Sun Alliance has asked investors to cough up almost a £1bn, can it start to move forward...
Stand up and be counted on FSA's CP 174
The earlier voluntary trust proposal in the Financial Services Authority's CP 174 required the "info...
View from the Top - Andrew Torrance, chief executive, Allianz Cornhill
Expense efficiency and control never leave a chief executive's agenda. Now, though, they face diffic...
Listening regulator nears its goal
The Financial Services Authority has always said it will listen, and its near final rules published ...
Security muscles to the top
What is the most important issue facing the reinsurance world today? Henry Keeling says it is financial security
Expect no surprises
If current conditions prevail, 2003 looks set to be pretty stable for property catastrophe reinsurance, says Sal Zaffino
Moving with the times
The process of change is challenging, exciting, daunting and sometimes painful. However change is an...
RSA: Less Th<n.
Am I alone in having noticed that, although the Royal & Sun Alliance More Th>n brand is said to have...