Articles by Insurance Post Staff
LAM looks for hope in ECJ ruling
London Authorities Mutual has said a recent European Court of Justice ruling could help its bid to o...
Chubb aims for HNW
Chubb Insurance will look to grow its ultra-high-net-worth account by up to 50% over the next three ...
Homeserve breaks up talks
Homeserve is restructuring its business and will stop carrying underwriting risk to give greater foc...
KGM secures increase in 2009 capacity
KGM Motor Insurance has secured a 35% increase in its capacity for 2009, bringing it up to £73m. Ac...
CJC fees option must be examined in full
The Civil Justice Council has said the option to implement contingency fees must be examined in full...
Stewart takes reins at Chartered Institute
The Chartered Insurance Institute has recruited a new director of general insurance to replace Peter...
Landmark stress case will benefit claimants
Dickins v O2 (Court of Appeal - 16 October 2008)
PI market is changing
John Spencer, chairman of the Motor Accident Solicitors Society, has said the personal injury market...
Appointment at Cooper Gay
Cooper Gay has recruited Matthew Whyte to its reinsurance division with a remit to develop non-marin...
Solvency II faces Euro deadline struggle
The Solvency II framework directive could face difficulties getting through the European Parliament ...
Appointment at UMAL
Terry Crow has joined education-specialist insurance mutual UMAL as a liability underwriter and brin...
Appointment at Aegis
Aegis London has appointed Peter Lodge and Stephen Kiedish to form a new UK leisure team underwritin...
No more boom and burst?
Environmental liability
In the firing line
Professional indemnity: Accountants
Kirkland retires from RSA
Andrew Kirkland is to retire from his role as chief operating officer of RSA's Baltic region divisio...
Appointment at Chaucer
Chaucer Syndicate 1084 has appointed Paul Blight as class underwriter for international casualty tre...
Weightmans rolls out tool
Weightmans has launched a new practical reference tool aimed at those involved with disease claims. ...
Muses receive FSA ban
The Financial Services Authority has banned Roger Muse and his son, Daniel Muse, directors of an ins...
Think of a number, any number
Professional indemnity: property fallout
Danger by design
Commercial Fire Risks
Looking back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
Late amendment allowed if part of active dispute
Sidney Cuby and Finsbury Trust Company v Benjamin Kay and Brummer (A firm) (Queen's Bench Division - 25 June 2008)
Travelers' rewords policy
Travelers has revamped its Director Xpress policy wording for private company and non-profit risks. ...