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New directive on insurance intermediaries: a serious warning against excessive regulations from Brussels

The new Intermediaries Directive (IMD2), coming less than a decade after the implementation of IMDI, will re-shape the entire regulatory environment for insurance distribution in each of the 27 EU member...

Regulation | 21 Jun 2011

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Insurance Hound

A free and easy-to-use digital library of briefings, white papers and reports updated on an hourly basis

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Insurance Insight

Your one-stop-shop for all the news in the European, Asian and Middle Eastern insurance markets

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Lynn Rouse

Editor's comment: Fleeing the family nest

This week’s deal developments read like two coming-of-age literary fables written to reward hard work and endeavour, while...

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JLT chief executive Dominic Burke

Interview: JLT's Dominic Burke - a thoroughbred performer

Horseracing-mad Dominic Burke has huge ambitions for JLT, with a firm focus on international expansion, and he scotches...

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View from the top: Airline insurance - the risk remains

Despite 2012 losses being only 12% of the annual average to date, a single incident could flip the market, says David...

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Pitney Bowes 2012 Insurance Industry Report

2012 insurance industry report: The inside track to achieving a more sustainable business

To achieve a sustainable profit, personal lines insurers need to transform their retention rates, using modern communications techniques to engage with customers and understand their individual needs. This white paper is based on a specially commissioned study involving 42 senior managers at UK and Irish insurers.

Work equipment risks in the UK

Work equipment risks in the UK

The complex patchwork of legislation and guidance governing work equipment risks in the UK is an administrative monster that many businesses struggle to wrestle with successfully. It takes significant levels of technical expertise and resources to understand and effectively navigate the maze of legal requirements, and this problem grows increasingly unwieldy for smaller organisations with limited manpower and finances.

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