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Question marks over LIA/IFP deal.
The deal between the Life Insurance Association and the Institute of Financial Planning is hanging i...
The word is there's too many words.
Axa got more than it bargained for with the acquisition of Guardian Royal Exchange. For GRE has nar...
Appointment at Donns Solicitors.
Former head of commercial legal services at AA, Clive Robb, has joined Donns Solicitors as claims ma...
Be prepared.
The Institute of Financial Planning is holding a further series of CFP licence preparation days coun...
Next-door nuisance.
A landlord was neither obliged to install sound insulation in an existing dwelling nor liable for da...
Reliance shuts doors under pensions pressure
Reliance Mutual Insurance has closed to new business, blaming the cost of compensating victims of per...
Millennium Motor Spares signs up.
Millennium Motor Spares has signed up to eSalvage, an Internet-based service set up by Glass Informa...
All change.
Post Magazine's first survey of UK loss adjusters shows that many feel strongly about retaining thei...
Wind and fire cut CGU profits.
Several heavy claims severely dented CGU's third quarter profits. The insurer said two of the wors...
Appointment at Ecclesiastical Insurance.
David Eastwood has joined Ecclesiastical Insurance as an insurance consultant and surveyor. Previous...
Alexander Forbes moves forward
South African-based Alexander Forbes has recorded a 53% increase in pre-tax profits to £28m for the s...
Boorman appointed as Ombudsman
The Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme has appointed a number of key senior appointments. The princi...
Crawford acts over major loss
Loss adjuster Crawford has launched a new division, called the Major Loss Network, a managed loss ser...
Admiral appoints Lloyd's managing agency
PXRE, the specialist captive and corporate management services provider, has been appointed as the Ll...
Folgate in push for commercial
Poole-based company Folgate Insurance, which is planning to cut up to 30 personal lines staff, said t...
Queen's Speech shock for medical insurers
The main surprise for insurers in the Queen's Speech was that the government wants to extend National...
Hanks quits intermediary network TGN
Lloyd Hanks has quit TGN, part of the Greatminster Group, to pursue other opportunities. Mr Hanks ...
Term assurance market yo-yo fears
Scottish Provident, Legal and General and Scottish Widows recorded the highest new annual premium inc...
China pushes open the door
US and Chinese negotiators have finally signed a trade deal that paves the way for China to join the ...
Axa up 8% over nine months
Insurance giant Axa's nine-month consolidated revenues, excluding Mutuelles Axa, increased 8.2% on a...
Aon to build new risk benefit team
Aon Consulting is to expand its risk benefits practice in January. A new team is to be established at...
Irish Life in Ulster venture
Irish Life & Permanent and the Bank of Ireland have made a joint bid for Nat West's Ulster Bank unit,...
Luddite stance is insulting.
Why is it that as the insurance industry is looking forward, Andrew Paddick of the Institute of Insu...
The gentle touch.
Although insurance investigation is still very much a male domain, women are proving they can do the job equally well, if not better in certain areas. So why are there still so few female investigators? Audrey Snee finds out.