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HSBC voyages into marine insurance.
HSBC Insurance Brokers hopes to give intermediaries sea legs with the launch of a of a host of new p...
Quality for life badge gets the go-ahead.
Life insurers and pension providers will be able to apply for a quality mark under a new scheme laun...
Sponsorship fever.
Next year's British Insurance Brokers' Association Conference in Edinburgh is attracting much intere...
Direct sales forces survive.
Your article "Axe to fall on direct sales" (Post Magazine 25 November, p3) suggested that the days o...
The key is in the detail.
Everyone agrees that insurers need to create innovative products, but what does this mean in practice? Rob Page believes there are many misapprehensions.
Burrows to quit.
Peter Burrows, director of UK Commercial at Royal & Sun Alliance, has announced he will be leaving t...
Primary International's Paul O'Sullivan.
A Big Apple a day has kept the doctor away from Primary International's Paul O'Sullivan. The managin...
Appointment at Old Mutual.
Jim Sutcliffe will be joining the board of Old Mutual as chief executive. He will be responsible ...
Can't cope, won't cope.
Work-related stress has hit the headlines again, with an estimated one in three 16-24 year olds stressed at work. Unfortunately many employers seem unable or unwilling to recognise the importance of dealing with stress. Deborah Edwards reports.
£1.25bn payouts.
Equitas, the company established to reinsure and run-off the massive pre-1992 liabilites of Lloyd's ...
Marsh's new office in Cardiff.
The first secretary of the National Assembly for Wales, Alun Michael MP (second right), has welcomed...
Effective claims management after Woolf.
Claims management is being re-invented in the wake of the major overhaul of the legal system inspire...
Amlin predicts loss.
Listed Lloyd's vehicle Amlin is predicting a £5.3m loss based on forecasts for the mid-point of the ...
Independents widen legal choice.
Charles Wright, general manager of DAS, claims his company is "the only really independent legal exp...
Closing the book on breast implants.
The long legal battle against Dow Corning over alleged damage to women from silicone breasts is draw...
Aegon's list.
Dutch Insurer Aegon has reached an agreement with the California Department of Insurance over compli...
ABI publishes predictions for the industry.
Bancassurance and cross-border deals will dominate future merger and acquistional activity among UK ...
St Paul acquires marine business
St Paul has acquired Norwich Union's marine portfolio. The acquisition gives the insurer's Lloyd's ...
Change is coming'.
A repair network believes motor insurers are poised to accept the need for fundamental shift in ever...
Aon buys Velo to kick-start pan-European fleet dream.
Global broker Aon has bought Velo Motor Accident Management in a bid to develop what it claims will ...
A long-term care guessing game.
The prospects of any significant decision on the financing of long-term care appear to have disappea...
Calling home for success.
Call centre managers expect the number of teleworkers to increase ten-fold, according to a recent survey. Alex Broad explains.
The Renaissance Insurance Group.
The Renaissance Insurance Group (RIG) has launched what is thought to be Russia's first on-line insu...
Eversheds expands in Europe
Leading insurance law firm Eversheds is merging with Netherlands practice Boekel De Neree. Boekel D...