From January 2012, Post Magazine will run on a monthly, rather than an annual features list. For updates contact features editor Leigh Jackson.
If you already receive feature mail-outs you will also receive monthly list updates.
However, regular feature alerts can also be on found twitter @PostLeigh and also the Post Features Group on LinkedIn.
Features list to date
5 January
The big freeze: One year on
Broker focus
12 January
Claims focus
Pleural Plaques
19 January
Employment
M&A
26 January
Reinsurance
Credit Hire
2 February
Directors & Officers
Broking focus
9 February
Public sector focus
Employers' Liability
16 February
Technology focus
Solvency II
23 February
Household
HNW
1 March
Broking focus
Aggregators
8 March
Commercial Insurers
Professional indemnity
15 March
Affinity
Industry ethics
22 March
Personal lines - non-standard risks
Motor - application fraud
29 March
Energy
Rating agencies
5 April
Broking focus
Personal injury: Text pests
12 April
Brands and rebranding
Regulation
19 April
Private equity and insurance
Travel
26 April
Cost of motor insurance: The government and the Transport Select Committee
Metal theft
3 May
Broking focus
Redomiciling
10 May
RTA Portal
Lloyd's and the London Market
17 May
Technology
Marine
24 May
Takaful
Social Media
31 May
Terrorism
Dispute resolution
7 June
Broker focus
Telematics
14 June
Project Noah
Managing general agents
21 June
Loss adjusting
Remuneration
28 June
Commercial Property
Accounting standards
5 July
Broker Focus
HNW
12 July
Insurance Contract Law
PPI
19 July
BPO
Climate change
26 July
LAPSO
Olympics
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