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Mediations rise.

The Centre for Dispute Resolution has unveiled a survey which has found that mediations increased la...

Syndicates blueprint.

New proposals for the running of Lloyd's syndicates were published this week. Proportional reinsuran...

Interview - CILA chief targets next generation.

Star Trek fan Paul May next month becomes president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters. In his first interview he tells Francis Higney how he plans to boldly go where no president has gone before.

Watermark rises.

Lloyd's underwriting agency AE Grant has revealed that its underwriting system Watermark is fully op...

SIF's new protocol.

The Solicitors' Indemnity Fund is to launch a pre-action protocol for negligence claims against soli...

Big guns in Texas.

Anthony Gould reports on the annual Risk and Insurance Management Society conference and exhibition, which was held in Dallas, Texas, this month.

Internet interest.

AIG Europe has reported that it has received "keen interest" from brokers towards its Internet insur...

Mergers overlook IT problems.

The insurance industry has been warned that mergers are causing unprecedented data integration probl...

Solent centre opens.

Loss adjuster Cunningham Ellis & Buckle officially opened its Solent Service Centre on Monday, compl...

Fighting fraud.

A credit industry initiative to crack down on fraud resulted in record savings of at least £135m las...

Share Watch.

Wars are supposed to destroy capital and topple stock markets, but both London and Wall Street conti...

Data goes on disk.

Specialist motor broker Footman James is enhancing the paperless environment at its West Midlands of...

IT training show.

The latest products, services and ideas for the UK and European job training market will be unveiled...

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