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Brokers claim ART space.
Brokers are gaining market share in the area of alternative risk transfer (ART) programme design and...
Days of thunder mark Weathernet report.
According to the Cunningham Weathernet report for July 1999 thunderstorms caused considerable damage...
Everyone wins with employee development.
Your editorial and article (Training Survey, PM 26 August p17) are both spot on. I can count on one ...
Insurers failing to maximise 'Net.
The world without boundaries created by the Internet also provides a headache for governments as the...
Court case could end with Equitable hit for £1bn.
Management at troubled mutual Equitable Life were remaining tight-lipped about the prospects of a fa...
Three make it on to CGU's panel.
Insurer CGU has unveiled its legal panel for property management work, appointing only three firms. ...
Body of evidence.
The second UK Bodily Injury Survey, which looks at claims trends and the causes behind them, is out ...
Appointment at Axa.
Amanda Fisher has been made regional development director for Axa's north region. She joins the comp...
Life in the slow lane.
The life insurance sector is languishing in implementing e-commerce solutions. So states a report ca...
Taking the fight to the fraudsters - Fraud update.
Bookings are rolling in for Post Magazine's Insurance Fraud Update on 14 October. This aims to br...
Ford Loft sold.
Layton Blackham has acquired the Chelmsford-based broker the Ford Loft Group, which will continue to...
New editor for Post.
The new editor of Post Magazine is Anthony Gould. He has been deputy editor since January and was fo...
Sand's UK launch.
Software company Sand Technology Systems has launched Nucleus, a data warehousing system for the ins...
Insurers insist they're safe from the hackers.
The insurance industry this week moved to affirm the integrity of its e-commerce security systems fo...
Appointment at Jardine Lloyd Thompson.
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Corporate Risks has appointed Alan Percival as its regional managing director...
Burglar's eyeview.
The Millennium Mapping Company claims its airborne photographic study of the UK will help risk asses...
Crash payout cut.
A $7bn (£4bn) award against vehicle manufacturer General Motors has been reduced to $1.2bn (£700m). ...
Moneymen want statutory mortgage rules.
Most banks and building societies favour statutory regulation of the mortgage market, a survey shows...
The Berlin call.
With casualty figures expected to be high and rates still soft, delegates attending this weekend's International Union of Marine Insurance conference are being asked to arrive with ideas of how to refocus their business. Alex Broad reports.
Brands.
Fifty years ago, the thorny question of how to promote individual insurance company brands and the i...
Protocol the Putsmans way.
West Midlands-based law firm Putsmans has set up a new set of protocol services to help insurers mee...
Appointment at Bond Pearce.
David Turner has been made a partner with the Exeter-based insurance team of law firm Bond Pearce. H...
Radon protection.
The National Radiological Protection Board is to help health and safety managers cut down the risk o...
Douglas Cox Tyrie Insurance Brokers.
Douglas Cox Tyrie Insurance Brokers has helped put sail to the 15-year-old record for the quickest c...