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Abbey Life and kicking.
Computer Sciences Corporation has announced that Abbey Life has gone live with the first phase of a ...
Glass's goes for £126m.
Glass's has been bought out for £126m by Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Incorporated (Hicks Muse). The pr...
Tricky question of what's the damage.
In deciding what sum was required to compensate a tenant for the distress and inconvenience experien...
Exclusive - 'We're staying put": Eagle Star.
Eagle Star has moved quickly to reassure a new major commercial policyholder over fears the insurer'...
Weather claims cost CGU £233m.
Storms buffeted the interim figures for newly-merged insurer CGU, with its severe weather claims cos...
Willis poised to break into India's reinsurance market.
The Willis Corroon Group is set to become the first major international broker to break into the gro...
Free jobless cover.
Berkeley Alexander's Agents now offer clients six months free unemployment cover if they take out a ...
Life time win.
For the second of our British Insurance Award profiles, Francis Higney recently visited Legal & General to meet the winning team.
P&I Club warning.
The London P&I Club has warned that ISM certification, if not properly implemented and monitored, is...
Bodyshop market in need of repair.
Insurers have been urged to club together to restructure the bodyshop repair business before the ind...
Britannia puts on an ACT.
ACT Insurance Systems has completed the first implementation of its latest system for the mortgage i...
Asian crash plus Irish law equals crisis for UK's salvage industry.
The far eastern economic crash, coupled with unrestrictive Irish import laws, could hit the UK salva...
Fighting over scraps.
The ABI thought it had put the salvage industry's house in order when it introduced guidelines for categorisation. Jonathan Swift looks at the repercussions.
You needs Hans ...
Actuarial genius Hans Buhlmann has been elected to the Insurance Hall of Fame by members of the Inte...
Malpractice case sparks calls for insurance overhaul.
A case of alleged dental malpractice in Scotland has brought to light the problems of the discretion...
Bodyshops' IT fears.
Bodyshop management systems have replaced estimating packages as the major IT concern for bodyshops....
Health check on medical.
Although the private medical insurance sector remains crisis-free with steady demand, David Fanning explains that anyone considering entering the market should think again.
RSI warning not obligatory.
An employer was not under a duty of care to warn a secretary of the dangers of repetitive strain inj...
Board results released.
The report and accounts of the Policyholders Protection Board for the year ending 31 March has been ...
Euro introduction will spark $20bn underwriting boom.
The introduction of the European single currency will spark a surge in cross border underwriting bus...
Electronics giant faces multi-million lawsuit.
A multi-million dollar lawsuit is hanging over one of America's biggest employers amid claims it has...
What the papers say.
FINANCIAL TIMES Manchester United's poor performance on the pitch last year may have upset fans, ...
Regulation is litmus test for all.
The Institute of Insurance Brokers' extraordinary general meeting has agreed to the proposals of chi...
Date set for EuroForum.
Forte Software has announced details for EuroForum 98, the annual conference for European users and ...