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New affinity for Legal & General.
Legal & General has signed another affinity deal to deliver stakeholder pensions to a trade organisa...
Printing pensions.
The Printing Industry Scheme has chosen Legal & General as the sole provider of stakeholder pensions...
Bad industry image is ongoing frustration.
I agree wholeheartedly with your editorial (Post Magazine, 7 September, p13) suggesting that a poor ...
Appointment at Crutes.
Crutes has introduced a new management board and appointed a new senior partner. Tim Wallis takes on...
Technology Supplement - Make the right connections.
In the rush - if it can really be called that in the case of the insurance industry - to access cust...
Helphire set to sign deals.
Credit hire company Helphire, which last week issued a profits warning after a backlog of cases thro...
No horsing around.
Westphal (1) Barmer Ersatzkasse (2) v Alexander High Court 28 July 2000 The High Court was a...
West lambasts law firm abuse of CFAs.
A leading liability insurer has lambasted the abuse of conditional fee arrangements by law firms for...
UK capital slump.
According to Experian's latest Corporate Health Check, British industry's average return on capital ...
Seeking standards.
Bob Scott, chairman of the Association of British Insurers and group chief executive of the UK's biggest insurer CGNU, sits at the centre of British insurance. Anthony Gould heard his ideas for improving the industry's image.
Legal & General broadens share of pension market.
Legal & General has broadened its potential share of the stakeholder pension market through its late...
Tobacco firms face class action.
A nationwide class action that would consolidate all the punitive damage law suits filed against cig...
Life changes on the horizon.
Stakeholder pensions and new economies of scale will transform the UK life assurance industry, despi...
Rehabilitation achieves momentum.
In the run-up to Post Magazine's second Rehabilitation conference, Lord Hunt looks at the how the issue has finally begun to gain recognition in the NHS.
The proof of the claims code ... is in its use.
The long-awaited Claims Code could still be some way off Bob Scott, chairman of the Association of B...
Talks to stall court battle.
Insurers met face-to-face with no win, no fee personal injury litigation firm Claims Direct and oth...
Aegon UK acquires HS Administration Services.
Aegon UK has acquired HS Administration Services, for an undisclosed sum. Chester-based HS Administr...
Appointment at Argyll.
Argyll has made three appointments for its insurance broking division. Steve Cowtan will join its ex...
Organophosphate Usage: Agricultural News - Avoiding the sheep dip.
In the fifth in our series in association with the Chartered Insurance Institute Society of Fellows, John Lane FCII, analyses the issues for insurers surrounding the use of organophosphates.
Appointment at Chubb Europe.
Chubb Europe has recruited Paul Barnett as construction specialist within its engineered & special p...
Asbestos claims hike to bring Equitas to brink.
Equitas, the company established by Lloyd's to handle the pre-1992 liabilities of Names, could be fa...
Appointment at The Beckett Group.
The Beckett Group has added another senior financial adviser to its team. Steven Wellard joins the K...
Court in the Act.
Marcus Alcock asks law firms what advice they would give to insurers in advance of the Human Rights Act going live.
A question of rights.
Kevin Fletcher answers the most frequently asked questions concerning the implementation of the new Human Rights Act, ahead of its introduction on 2 October.