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Sold for £85m.

Disaster recovery services provider Safetynet has been bought by Safetynet Group for £85m. The deal ...

Dogged by deficit.

What does the future hold for the Solicitors' Indemnity Fund in light of its current deficit? Ken Cannar investigates.

Attack is the best defence.

When the threat from direct insurers became too much, traditional insurers formed Polaris to give themselves a platform from which to fight back. Alex Miller reports.

Once Upon A Time In the West ...

People used to talk about Bristol as the second city of insurance. It has since been usurped from this position, but as Jonathan Swift discovered, the city still has much to offer insurance companies.

Essential reading.

Barnstoneworth Press has published Personal Injury Damages in Scotland, which it claims is essential...

Safe driving goal.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents believes companies could save a fortune by promoti...

Air crews covered.

British Airways is introducing insurance policies to cover staff against air rage. All 60,000 cabin ...

Speedier quotes.

Amicus Legal has designed a legal expenses product for companies underwritten through Lloyd's. The s...

Can PMI go the distance?

The UK private medical insurance market will be severely tested as the UK faces an economic slowdown reports Patrick Ho.

We welcome news.

We welcome news of people moving and new appointments. Please mark any information POST PEOPLE. Send...

The final frontier.

This article is not available on-line - please refer to publishers....

Appointment at Ensor Byfield.

Kevin Valler has joined the insurance litigation department of Southampton-based law firm Ensor Byfi...

Surprise at Names.

Despite the poor underwriting forecast for 1999, Euclidian Insurance Services, brokers of the Intege...

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