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PMI providers say there is life left in their market.
Leading private medical providers have hit back at claims that the industry has peaked and is now st...
GRE finishes buyING.
Guardian Royal Exchange has completed a deal which will see the acquisition of the US property and c...
Excellent rating.
Bermuda-based reinsurers Stockton Re has been awarded an initial rating of A- (excellent) by rating ...
Information at your fingertips.
Independent financial advisors and intermediaries can now plot a path through the pensions jungle by...
Reliance systems deal.
European insurer Reliance National has opted for CODA-Financials from Baan Corporate Office Slutions...
Women losing out.
Colonial has called for greater awareness from women in cohabiting relationships after research show...
Richard Mendonza races around circuit for charity.
Lloyd's underwriter Richard Mendonza is earning pounds for points as he races around the Kent County...
All change for name.
After a significant increase in capital, the Connecticut-based international insurance group, Chartw...
Six of the best for Canvey but fans ask 'Who are Axa?'.
In the first in a series of articles. PM follows Axa as it seeks a return on its £41m FA Cup investment.
Eureko says Eureka!
Eureko BV, the holding company of the European Insurance and Financial Services Alliance, has announ...
Now there's no need to be home alone with problems.
Property Underwriting Services has devised a product to help prospective house buyers get cover for ...
First Active team rise to rebranding challenge.
Leading flexible mortgage provider, Mortgage Trust, officially became First Active Financial last we...
Chiyoda boss loses fight with cancer.
George Felton, the chairman of the Chiyoda Fire and Marine Insurance Company (Europe) of Japan, pass...
No win, no fee? Not quite.
Despite what its nickname says, conditional fees arrangements (no win, no fee) can still result in a losing plaintiff having pay the other side's costs. Steve Banner looks at protections against this.
Common sense must win the broker debate.
Not for the first time do I find myself in total accord with Simon Arnold (PM, 3 Sept, p??). His ...
Porn to be bad.
E-porn is challenging e-mail born viruses for the top concern among mangers of firms wired up to the...
Bankers and insurers at odds over Bill.
American insurance industry representatives have been meeting with their banking counterparts in ord...
Driving force in cover.
The UK's largest provider of minibus insurance, MinibusPlus, has teamed up with the AA to launch a n...
Announcement on deal imminent.
The boards of Lindsey Morden and Hambro Insurance Services are set to announce a decision on the ter...
IIB members deserve better than 'pathetic rabble-rousing'.
I must say that I am most saddened after reading the latest missive I have just received from Andrew...
Clubbing together.
Commercial Union and Burke Ford Insurance Brokers putted their way to victory in the Bruce Grobbelaa...
ABI's code monitoring unit to get tough.
Up to 100 independent intermediaries could have their agencies cancelled by the middle of next month...
Broker regulation - Stuck at a stalemate.
That's the position of the major parties involved in the current row over broker regulation row. Francis Higney looks at the effect this is having on brokers and examines ways to break the deadlock.