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What the Papers Say.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Professor Gray Muneke, who pulled a chair from under one of his students to i...
RAC to recruit 100 new staff.
Motor services specialist RAC intends to employ 100 extra staff over the course of the next year as ...
Axa group sets up in New York.
The France-based Axa group has set up a New York aviation underwriting operation that opened for bus...
Indie staff cut as legal action begins.
The first major raft of job losses at Independent Insurance are expected to be confirmed today, with...
Cunningham Lindsey opens new service centres.
Loss adjuster Cunningham Lindsey has opened three new subsidence service centres. One in St Albans w...
Blow to ABI as fraud manager quits.
Paul Crake, the recently-installed fraud manager at the Association of British Insurers, has left to...
Firebrand expands.
US-based provider of selling and customer service solutions Firebrand has furthered its expansion in...
FM Global offers network analysis.
Property insurer FM Global has introduced a new eConomy risk assessment programme, to provide custom...
'Loss of reputation' tops business risks league
'Loss of reputation' has leapt to the top of the business risks league, followed by 'failure to chang...
Lloyd's in the limelight.
Lloyd's is facing a period of great change, which must be carefully managed to ensure a bright future. Chief executive of Lloyd's Nick Prettejohn took the Post Magazine/ Eversheds Hotseat and answered his peers' questions on the proposed transformation…
PartnerRe reshuffle.
Bermudian reinsurer PartnerRe is reorganising its global operations and has renamed its French subsi...
Lloyd's admits captive failure.
Lloyd's chief executive Nick Prettejohn conceded this week that its plan to encourage captives to se...
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Insurers shift fraud focus.
Paul Crake, recently-installed fraud manager at the Association of British Insurers, plans to scale ...
Lloyd's faces £140m bill as oil rig sinks.
Lloyd's is expecting a £140m liability bill after the Brazilian state-owned Petrobras oil platform s...
Bells ring over insurance loan.
The case of Cannon Lionel Webber, who failed to repay borrowed money after building a Millennium bel...
Insurers fight phantom fraud.
Insurers are set to combat the rising tide of "phantom passenger" motor fraud cases in the wake of a...
Liability losses loom.
The rising compensation culture and the activities of firms like Claims Direct are putting pressure ...
Setting the legal record straight.
It is asserted that the case of Hitchens v Berkshire CC is the most significant finding on contribut...
GISC stalls despite green light.
The uncertainty is finally, over, isn't it? The General Insurance Standards Council has now, after...
Appointment at Independent Insurance.
Paul Crump, who joined Independent Insurance in 1995, has been made UK property underwriter in Edenb...
Folgate seeks treble income.
Broker-only insurer Folgate is set to recruit new regional commercial underwriters as it looks to tr...
Crump heads Independent unit
Paul Crump has taken on the role of UK property underwriter at Independent Insurance. Mr Crump's ro...
Industry cuts back on staff.
Never has it been truer to say that a job is not for life as this year the insurance market saw some...