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Y2K: '99 is too late.

Audatex has warned repairers to update their computer estimating systems or face a bleak start to 20...

ULR now ClaimTec.

ULR Services has changed its name to ClaimTec in a move aimed at reflecting its increased portfolio....

MIRAS scrapped.

The widely-tipped scrapping of mortgage interest relief came to pass in Gordon Brown's second Budget...

Marine: that sinking feeling.

What are the prospects for the London marine market, asks Adrian Leonard as rates continue to lag behind expectations in the run up to 2000.

Cash for YMCA.

A beaming mayor of Chelmsford, Bill Lane, clutches £200 cash donated to his charity, the YMCA, by Pa...

Peek at the future.

Microsoft unveiled a look at the future for insurers and brokers at Policy Master's 'Profit 2000' co...

Phoenix from the flames?

As a number of players expand in the region, Simon McGill describes the opportunities in south-west England's insurance sector.

All change?

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New claims player.

A new claims settlement and service company, European Claims Organisation, has entered the market pl...

Bolam blasts broker survey.

A broker survey has been slammed for taking the profession "backwards, not forwards". Simon Bolam...

All change in broker top 50.

Only four of the top 50 profit-making insurance brokers in 1993 are still there according to the lat...

Post price goes up.

The price of Post Magazine is to go up from 1 April after five years at the same level. However, any...

Banks kept at bay.

Aegon has announced a 24.5% increase in annual net profit to £0.85bn with US results bringing a stro...

Be ready for Woolf.

Employer liability insurer Iron Trades urged intermediaries and corporate clients to get their house...

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