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Conversion results.
Christine Brockbank Shipton, one of the largest Lloyd's members' agents, has announced the results o...
Broad appeal.
Tony Dowding takes a look at the wide range of risk management advice and services on offer to compliment commercial lines policies.
Now insurers can track weather come rain or shine.
A new on-line service from the Meteorological Office will allow insurers to assess weather-related r...
Stop this arguing and get innovating.
May we please bring to a close this literary battle between mutuals and stock companies ('Mutuals no...
Benfield Grieg Interactive.
Benfield Grieg Interactive has launched, in conjunction with Lloyd's syndicates Wellington, Venton a...
RSA's instalments.
Royal & Sun Alliance has launched a new building defects insurance package which can be paid by inst...
Aegon deal is done.
Dutch giant Aegon has completed its acquisition of Transamerican Corporation, which incorporates pre...
Penny Black's insurance week.
The news that the Chartered Insurance Institute has been doing a bit of forward planning and lined u...
RP Hodson aims high with off-shoot.
West Yorkshire broker RP Hodson has set up a specialist off-shoot to boost its corporate and individ...
Too much too young.
Brokers are bearing the brunt of the skills shortage as insurance mergers and downsizing leave firms with young and inexperienced staff. David Fanning reports.
Italian insurer Assitalia has expanded.
Italian insurer Assitalia has expanded into the UK regional insurance market by opening a new office...
Society backs Bill.
The US and Canadian Risk and Insurance Management Society has given its support to a Bill signed las...
Fighting-fit profits.
Clerical Medical is on track to post another record-busting round of results. It has seen retail new...
NU buys Brit Life.
Norwich Union has acquired British Life in Spain from The Scottish Provident Institution. The compan...
Figure set to be put on Holocaust policies.
European insurers working with an international panel to resolve claims that they blocked payments t...
Maude on SOFA.
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Francis Maude will address the Society of Financial Advisers 'upd...
Ropey-looking stuff.
Paul Inskip was watched by Norman Insurance colleagues as he abseiled from the Renaissance Hotel in ...
Merging on track.
The integration of Sedgwick into global broker Marsh is meeting targets for consolidation savings, a...
Triple impact.
Aon, Marsh and Willis are widely recognised as the largest players on the global broking stage. Jonathan Swift looks at how they are diversifying with the aid of technology to remain competitive.
Misys does the double on Internet.
Computer software group Misys is to launch two on-line personal finance services, one for consumers ...
Fighting talk.
In an exclusive survey, Post Magazine and Professional Broking found that commercial lines brokers are far from happy about the service they are getting from insurers. Alex Broad analyses the results and reports on early reactions to the findings.
Mary's plan could go to the slaughter.
New director general of the Association of British Insurers Mary Francis could run into trouble with...
New world now.
Royal & Sun Alliance's group chief executive, Bob Mendelsohn talks to Alex Broad about mergers, acquisitions and corporate strategy in the new world.
Forum acts to ease genetic fears.
Insurers attempted to allay public fears over genetic testing this week at the first conference of t...