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How the weather blew hot and cold during March.
Despite a cold start with frosts in England and Wales and blizzards over the Scottish Highlands, Mar...
Star in their eyes.
Northern Star has decided to become a full member of Polaris, after concluding that the number of ne...
Natwest Insurance branded 'a disgrace' by broker.
A Bradford-based broker has hit out at Natwest Insurance Services, accusing it of using "extreme and...
R&SA's Belgian buy.
Royal & SunAlliance have acquired Belgian underwriting agency J Haenecour which has offices in Bruss...
Sponsorship announced.
Two London market insurers have announced sponsorship deals with two top-class horsewomen this week....
Remembering a legend of the insurance world.
In April 1918 World War I was still raging in France and the pages of Post Magazine were regularly f...
Profits at Iron Trades up 130%.
Iron Trades has increased its pre-tax profit for 1997 by 130% despite a slight dip in gross written ...
Warning of VAT hike.
Financial organisations face a daunting increase in their VAT bills as Customs & Excise target the u...
Bupa has cover down to a tee.
Amateur Nick Faldos who like to go off on golfing holidays have been warned that their insurance req...
Value for money must be focus for any legal debate.
Our feature on the costs of litigation raises some sensitive issues for insurers and the legal firms...
What the papers say.
RICH LIST 1998 Swinton founder Ken Scowcroft, 69, has dropped two places in the Rich List from 13...
It's been a year to remember.
Perhaps you will allow me to take this opportunity to express my thanks to Post Magazine for what I ...
Time to play the name game.
The debate about the name of the new trade association being created by the merger of the Institute ...
Independent Insurance arrive at new headquarters.
Independent Insurance staff arrived at work last week at the insurer's new purpose-built headquarter...
Winterthur's GENIUS.
Winterthur International has selected GENIUS from Rebus Insurance Systems to provide it with a fully...
Sixth buyout in a year.
Layton Blackham has acquired Kay Hockman & Platt, in the latest stage of it's 'Quantum Leap' initiat...
Sun Life hit for £600,000 fine.
Sun Life of Canada has been fined a record £600,000 by the Personal Investment Authority, the latest...
Old are young at heart.
Today's old timers are still full of bounce, according to a survey by MORI for long term care insure...
Insurers braced for El Nino.
As the floods hit Britain insurers and assessors in South America were on standby for the latest cli...
Companies heading for 2000 disaster.
One in seven organisations in Europe and the US will miss the year 2000 deadline for converting thei...
Look who's watching.
Insurers have approved Pointer's 'Site Controller', the first Windows 95/NT open-system security int...
EU Social Affairs Commissioner acts over complaints.
EU Social Affairs Commissioner Padraig Flynn (left), has acted on complaints over insurance company ...
Following the money tracks.
Index-linked funds are enjoying a boom time, with more and more members of the public looking to them as a way of saving for a rainy day. Ian Lindisfarne picks up the trail of the index trackers to discover why they are so popular.
AIG tests the water with Japanese for Aoba Life takeover.
The Life Insurers' Association of Japan has revealed that US insurance company AIG has approached th...