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Work trends awareness vital.
Bacon & Woodrow has called on the financial services industry to keep abreast of emerging changes in...
Euro falters.
The sun seems to have set on the euro as Japanese insurers have quelled their initial enthusiasm for...
BA to limit cover over New Year 2000.
British Airways has announced that it will restrict the level of insurance it will offer passengers ...
Sharp drop in European M&A for '98.
Total merger and acquisition volume in the European insurance sector was down considerably in 1998 c...
A time for strategy.
The introduction of the euro has affected Europe's life insurance companies in different ways. Damien Regent outlines the way to a single market.
All systems go.
The issue of where and how to proceed with an action is explained in this, the third in Post Magazine's legal series.
Rallying call to embrace progress.
The Chairman of the International Underwriting Association of London, Tim Carroll, said the London M...
Swedish intervention stalls Finnish merger.
The looming shadow of a Swedish predator has delayed the union of two Finnish insurers. Mutual in...
Sales pitch is taking sponsorship too far.
Are giant corporate sponsors getting too big for their boots? Recent weeks should make anyone who ca...
Appointment at Saga Group.
Saga Group, the provider of services to the over-50s, has appointed Andrew Goodsell as managing dire...
Adjuster optimistic about 'quake damage.
International loss adjuster Crawford THG has said that despite January's earthquake, it believes bus...
Appointment at Pycraft & Arnold.
Pycraft & Arnold has promoted its client services director Colin Heap to its management board....
Rebound hits insurance stocks.
Notwithstanding the recent worries caused by the crisis in Brazil, the rebound in world equity marke...
Guardian's new ad.
Guardian Direct is to launch a new television advertising campaign on Monday. Shot at the company's ...
You are not a name, you are a number.
Ayscough Travel launched its latest policy at the business travel conference, BT 99, held in London ...
Data bank is on the way.
LPC chief executive Mike Hannan promised the conference the market would have a data repository with...
Hitting back at fine art thieves.
Insurers have been warned the police are losing the battle in their attempts to crack down on fine a...
Investment bankers warn over personal pension industry.
More of the UK's mutual life insurers could be forced into flotations or mergers if the personal pen...
Tax not taxing.
Scottish Provident has devised a new product to simplify inheritance tax planning. Commenting on Sel...
Big in Japan.
Japan is on a deregulation fast-track and this has opened the doors to foreign brokers. But how quick have insurers been to take advantage of the country's eastern promise. Jeremy Golden finds out.
You can't hide from change': Rossi.
At the London Processing Centre conference in Brighton last week, Jonathan Guy heard a repeated plea to welcome technological change.
Union chases RSA for £25m compensation.
A ground-breaking industrial tribunal in which the MSF union is seeking £25m compensation for 5000 s...
New chiefs at GIO.
Australian insurer GIO Holdings has announced the appointment of two new directors. Peter Lamble, a ...