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Sharp PIN move.

Scottish Widows has implemented a personal identification number-based routing system to increase pr...

Over to the GISC.

Institute of Insurance Brokers' director general Andrew Paddick has said the regulatory ball is now ...

UK ratings - poor.

Rating agency Standard & Poor's has published its European Life Ratings Digest for 1999. The repo...

Compensation news.

The Investors' Compensation Scheme has announced that customers of four former investment firms can ...

Unlocking problems.

Anew scheme from Privilege Insurance aims to solve the problems faced by small businesses when keys ...

Goshawk claims a first.

Goshawk Insurance Holdings claims it is set to become the first publicly traded insurance company to...

Bike theft racing up.

Cycle replacement firm Wheelies Direct has highlighted the fact that, while cycle prices have fallen...

Concern at statement.

I am concerned at the statement in 'City gets a taste of Dallas' (PM 22 July, p6), which suggests th...

Musuems warning.

A report for the Museums and Galleries Commission claims that many of these tourist attractions in t...

Hard work pays off.

Agency Underwriting has been awarded its ISO 9002 accreditation after a two-day audit. The Colcheste...

Holocaust deal.

A grudging settlement has been reached between the five major insurers involved and the internationa...

Going Dutch.

The Netherlands has almost no State-provided welfare benefits and insurers are forming alliances to cash-in on the population's need for cover. Damien Regent reports.

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