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Insurers get in a lather over soap.
Insurance representatives have criticised Coronation Street scriptwriters for "scaremongering" over ...
Darling has Field-day.
The government has declined an invitation from former welfare reform minister Frank Field to publish...
Long-running fraud case ends in victory for CU.
Commercial Union won a £1.6m fraudulent insurance claim trial on Monday after almost six years of in...
Soap storyline is beyond belief.
I have followed the unfolding saga of the Coronation Street life assurance crisis with utter disbeli...
Hiccups of car databases.
The letter from Steve Kilmister of Experian (Car fraud check - databases are a valuable weapon, PM 1...
Law lords rule against 'double recovery'.
The insurance industry has welcomed the law lords decision to rule against 'double recovery' for dam...
Policy exclusion was not effective until man's illness was diagnosed.
On 15 October 1992, a builder, Mr Cook, took out a business development loan of £4000, repayable by ...
Wait and see over euro: Cap Gemini.
CAP GEMINI has warned insurers to wait until March before celebrating the euro conversion process. ...
Stakeholder software peril.
Companies planning to offer the government's stockholder pension must check now that they have the c...
When festive over-indulgence was wishful thinking.
Come the new year, gyms up and down the land will be full of people trying to burn off the festive f...
Industry rallies against newspaper article.
Insurers and loss adjusters have reacted angrily to a newspaper report that the brief of claims mana...
Salvage's annus horribilis goes from bad to worse.
A terrible year for the salvage industry has ended with even more bad news as self-styled market lea...
"Radical" pension reforms revealed.
The government's "radical" new pension proposals, announced in the House of Commons on Tuesday, cont...
Appointment at Berrymans Lace Mawer.
David Maples has joined the commercial division of Berrymans Lace Mawer. Mr Maples specialises in...
Lucky escape for Lady Luckless.
A countess, dubbed 'Lady Luckless', was given something to cheer about when her insurer refused to p...
Facing up to fraud ... at last.
Fraud, fraud, fraud. Sometimes it seems that is all we write about. That may be because it is one...
Green Paper receives a mixed reaction.
The chairman of the National Association of Pension Schemes Peter Murray claimed that while the Gree...
Lloyd's survey reveals fears of global rivals.
The greatest perceived threat to the Lloyd's market is global competition as 82% of syndicates have ...
Snap, tackle and op.
Liability law has extended its net to catch more and more sports. Jonathan Swift goes fishing for the facts.
Commercial business heats up.
Corporate court cases are on the increase throughout the UK. This is opening up fresh opportunities for commercial legal expenses insurers, who are showing innovation in a busy market, as Kevin Pratt explains.
Future of SOFA still not sitting comfortably.
The future direction for the Society of Financial Advisers is still uncertain despite a comprehensiv...
Names force EGM over council representation.
A group of 600 Names has forced Lloyd's to call an extraordinary general meeting to vote on the futu...
Tig seeks a buyer.
Tig Holdings, parent company of Tig Re, could be sold following unexpected losses as a result of rei...
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