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Leeds firm suspended.
The Certification Committee of the IBRC has extended the suspension of the Certificate of Leeds-base...
Competition winners watching World Cup.
Ooh la la! Lucky Edinburgh brokers Brian Pardoe (left) and Bill Kidd of Edinburgh Risk Management jo...
Literary competition winner.
John Scurr Primary School in Tower Hamlets won £500 worth of book vouchers, thanks to an award-winni...
Appointment at Insurex Expo-Sure.
The specialist event and exhibition insurer Insurex Expo-Sure has made several internal appointments...
Asset management operation ready to roll.
Allianz is to launch a new asset management operation at the end of the month. The move was revea...
Appointment at CIGNA International.
Helen Gordon has joined Cigna International as casualty business manager in its global risks departm...
A lot of talk and not much action has let fraud boom.
It seems that whichever way you turn at the moment the insurance industry is facing a crisis when it...
US reinsurers' $5bn.
A group of 42 American property-casualty reinsurers wrote $5.06 bn of premiums during the first thre...
Paradoxical approach to insurance.
The government's approach to insurance appears to be a paradox. In connection with its present rev...
Pinnacle Insurance backs winner.
Pinnacle Insurance backed a winner when signing-up to sponsor Premier League newboys Nottingham Fore...
Bank wins 'unfair' advantage.
Canadian insurers are furious over a deal which permits a banking institution to move into the insur...
Whatever the weather.
Lloyd's Syndicate 588 has launched weather stabilisation cover to protect businesses from weather di...
Do older motorists have adequate breakdown cover?
Older motorists trying to escape the World Cup by going on holiday have been urged to ensure they ha...
HHH still hard on the regional acquisitions trail.
Hill House Hammond has continued its campaign to acquire regional brokers, following the announcemen...
Research shows British public still hostile towards EMU.
Public opinion in the UK remains anti-EMU, with no signs of any significant pro-EMU dividend from th...
Exclusive - Avoiding Bug bill could be mission impossible.
Insurance giant Allianz has thrown open the whole debate over year 2000 exclusion clauses in a state...
Survival of the fittest' will rule global players.
Global competition is to get tougher, and premiums lower, with only the major players set to make th...
Swinton tie up Hambro.
Hambro Assistance has secured a contract to provide legal expenses and helpline services to customer...
Canada Life gets review boost.
More products, a revamp of existing policies and bold new growth have been promised by the head of C...
Train crash claims 100 lives.
German crash investigators are still trying to piece together the cause of the train crash which cla...
Exclusive - Crowe rigs trucks to capture crashes.
Truckers are set to become snappers in an initiative designed to help insurers discover more about r...
Is this the beginning of the end?
Lloyd's is in trouble. With the number of members at its lowest for 20 years, some are predicting that the crisis could destroy Lloyd's. Alex Miller investigates how it came to be in its unenviable position.
Tube driver wins her appeal.
Susan Edwards was a London Underground train operator working a shift system which she was able to f...