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Industry challenged to meet 2013 deadline

By December 2013, every single UK broker and insurer will exceed a minimum threshold in terms of the number of their staff qualified to advanced diploma level. That is the vision of the Insurance Profession Task Force that has today unveiled the…

Crawford sends back-up to Chile

Crawford & Company has mobilised its extensive staff of in-country, regional and Global Technical Services adjusters to handle the losses resulting from the devastating earthquake that impacted Chile on Saturday.

AI Claims wins "significant" intermediary deal

Credit hire firm AI Claims reported revenue increased by 59% to £38.2m (2008: £24.0m) for the six months ended 31 December 2009. Its EBITDA increased by 26% to £1.548m (2008: £1.225m) and adjusted profit before tax increased by 27% to £906k before IFRS 2…

Post in print - 25 March issue

Dan Dunkley outlines the major news headlines from this week's issue of Post, including CGS founders considering start-up, MMA to open three new branches, Medicals Direct targeting £40m turnover, Oval's purchase of JL Fisher and Junction seeking new…

40 killed in Europe windstorm

Northern and western France and parts of Germany have been battered by a severe windstorm in the last 48 hours that has caused at least 40 deaths.

40 killed in Europe windstorm

Northern and western France and parts of Germany have been battered by a severe windstorm in the last 48 hours that has caused at least 40 deaths.

Xchanging grows revenue by 35%

Xchanging has reported a 35% increase year-on-year in revenue to £750.4m in 2009 (2008: £557.8m) while underlying operating profit also grew 35% to £63.9m (£47.3m).

Xchanging grows revenue by 35%

Xchanging has reported a 35% increase year-on-year in revenue to £750.4m in 2009 (2008: £557.8m) while underlying operating profit also grew 35% to £63.9m (£47.3m).

CFC partners with Crawford

Underwriting agency CFC has appointed Crawford & Company to provide claims administration services to its brokers and clients.

Apil “disappointed” at plaques decision

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers said it has always believed the House of Lord’s ruling should be overturned, so the government’s decision on pleural plaques is a disappointing end to a long, drawn out consultation process.

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