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Willis drops contingent commission ban

Broking giant Willis has confirmed that it will drop a ban on taking contingent commissions, just over two years after initially accepting the payments in its employee benefits arm.

Legal bodies slam SRA minimum terms manoeuvre

Several members of the legal fraternity have written to the Legal Services Board urging it to reject the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s proposal to cut to the minimum limit for solicitors' professional indemnity cover to £500 000.

JLT growing strongly in Asia

In the first half of the year revenue at JLT Asia's risk and insurance portfolio grew 9% while its employee benefits book climbed 35%.

Trade Voice: What’s changed since 1886?

As we approach the third anniversary of the London riots, the British Insurance Brokers’ Association is submitting its response to the consultation Reform of the Riot Damages Act 1886.

JLT posts 15% increase in revenues in H1

Jardine Lloyd Thompson posted a 15% increase in total revenue to £559.6m for the first six months of 2014, despite a challenging rating environment in insurance and reinsurance and adverse foreign exchange movement.

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