Insurance Post Staff
Follow Insurance Post
Articles by Insurance Post Staff
SIF launches survey on Y2K problems.
The Solicitors Indemnity Fund has embarked upon a fact-finding mission to discover its vulnerability...
ACA's pensions brief.
The Association of Consulting Actuaries, which provides technical and secretariat support to the 50-...
Toplis director dies.
Mick McTernan, an associate director of McLarens Toplis, Birmingham, died suddenly on Wednesday 16 D...
Ex-RSA HQ up for sale.
Royal & SunAlliance has instructed a City estate agency to put its former headquarters at number One...
Party funsters or poopers?
Christmas is a time for lost inhibitions, excess alcohol, mistletoe, carols and work parties. Post Magazine decided to find out which insurance companies entered the festivities in the intended manner and which acted the scrooge.
GAB put on the market as owners want out.
The turbulent year for loss adjusting has ended with a bang with GAB Robins put up for sale. The ...
Sun Life targets India.
Sun Life Assurance plans to re-enter the financial services market in India through a strategic alli...
Registration extended.
The Institute of Financial Services has joined in the festive spirit and extended the registration d...
Multi-car and lorry pile up in thick fog.
A multi-car and lorry pile up on Tuesday involving 18 vehicles left two people dead and resulted in ...
Money pours into IBRC.
Cash is flooding into the offices of the Insurance Brokers Registration Council, with the chairman p...
Farrant to quit FSA.
Richard Farrant is to leave his post as operating officer of the Financial Services Authority in Jan...
Salvage's annus horribilis goes from bad to worse.
A terrible year for the salvage industry has ended with even more bad news as self-styled market lea...
Unearthing crime.
The Dumfries and Galloway police and The Equipment Register have traced a £100,000 construction digg...
Risk findings published.
International trade credit risk insurer Hermes Credit Service has issued the findings of a major sur...
Midlands shopping centre gutted.
Loss adjusters and fire investigators were still trying to discover the cause of a blaze this week w...
Scottish Widows embarks on customer fact-finding mission.
Scottish Widows is to utilise the latest technology to learn more about its two million customers an...
Scoop on the National Lottery.
Lucky Royal & SunAlliance staff got an unexpected Christmas bonus after scooping £77,425 on the Nati...
Clever packaging can't hide a poor pensions present.
The proposals for overhauling pensions provisions have received a rather mixed press, and rightly so...
What the papers say.
EVENING STANDARD Motorists duly got an early Christmas present after vital repair work on the Rot...
IFA's swot up on Phase 2.
Independent financial advisers rushed to discover how to prepare themselves to cope with the fallout...
When festive over-indulgence was wishful thinking.
Come the new year, gyms up and down the land will be full of people trying to burn off the festive f...
November: when the sun had got his rain hat on.
November was uncharacteristically sunny according to Cunningham Ellis & Buckle's monthly Wethernet r...
End is nigh for firm.
The Secretary of State for Trade and Industry has presented a petition in the High Court of Justice ...
Insurers are ready for the euro.
Despite the uncertainty of the UK's position over economic and monetary union, insurers are taking s...