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BAFS reveals Esprit as one-stop-shop for Eagle Star Life.
British American Financial Services has revealed that, from next year, its IFA service Esprit will o...
Guardian looks for a dividend in N Ireland.
Guardian Insurance is poised for a massive multi-million pound expansion of its business in Northern...
Abbey counts the cost.
Abbey National has revealed it is planning to grow its income two to three times faster than its cos...
Earnings win for crash victim.
A trainee teacher was injured in a road accident in 1989 and suffered moderately severe brain damage...
Keeping trauma out of the courtroom.
Unnecessarily drawn-out litigation in a brain damage case can be harmful to the plaintiff, defendant, insurer and lawyers. Kevin Finnigan suggests the best way forward for all concerned.
Veteran easy riders rewarded by Cornhill.
Cornhill is burning rubber to win a bigger share of the motorcycle market. Easy riders are being ...
Workload won't conquer AZTEC.
Digital media consultants AZTEC Internet is to expand its research services department due to a cons...
Hazards of speeding through the courts.
With predictions that motor claims costs are set to rocket following the landmark House of Lords dec...
Fleet scheme launched.
Guardian Insurance has teamed up with BSM Fleet Training to launch a new risk management and trainin...
Credit line can be made respectable.
Andrew Newman's overview of motor insurance (Making a splash, PM, 23 July 1998) was an excellent ass...
Setting a course for change.
The International Maritime Organisation is pushing hard for compulsory third-party cover for all shipowners, but John Miller finds troubled waters lie ahead.
Forte links with Midas.
Forte Software has continued its expansion in the UK insurance market following the appointment of M...
Non-insurers join IOB.
Insurance Ombudsman Walter Merricks has welcomed the first two non-insurer members of the IOB to be ...
Lloyd's makes move to protect its assets.
Organisations that transact business across Lloyd's Insurance Network (LIN) can now use a new disast...
Lloyd's will fall without reforms, warns Tory backbencher.
Lloyd's is under threat and strict regulatory reforms need to be enacted urgently to avoid the socie...
London & Manchester builds on its success.
Leading home services life, pensions and investment management group, London & Manchester has announ...
Pensions: drop in complaints is a welcome statistic.
Complaints concerning occupational schemes have declined according to the annual report from the Pen...
Zurich share shift.
Zurich has changed all of its 48,500,000 shares to Zurich Allied AG. The shift followed a shareholde...
Off-road vehicles = on-road carnage.
Fashionable they may be, but sports utility vehicles are far more lethal than an average car. Peter Livingstone asks if it is time insurers acted on this.
Workout will make IFAs sit up and listen.
Forget Jane Fonda, Norwich Union is to give IFAs the Harry Crosby workout. The new tape, compiled...
Appointment at Venton Underwriting.
James Winn has been appointed deputy underwriter of Lloyd's non-marine syndicate 376, which is manag...
Appointment at Rosling King.
Iain Corbett has joined Rosling King as an associate within its insurance and reinsurance department...
Underwriting agent CCS's promise.
Treble your outlay in three months or you'll get your annual commission share of £300 back. That was...
Lords' motor ruling hits hard.
A recent House of Lords' ruling has added to the problems faced by motor insurers in this already challenging marketplace. Mike Brockman looks at the impact of the decision and the action insurers can take.