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Appointment at DAS

Michael English has been promoted to operations manager at Ireland's leading legal expenses insurer...

A marriage of inconvenience?

The benefits offered through third party administration are manifold but if it all goes wrong it can prove extremely expensive to terminate a contract. Nigel Frudd says considering the deal from all angles is the key to success.

A climate of change

This report is dedicated to the issue of weather-related losses, which not only have a devastating im...

Stepping up the rehab game

The Association of British Insurers has called for claimants' best interests to be at the heart of a national action plan to improve rehabilitation services for injured and ill workers. John Parker says the ball is now in the government's court.

Help at the end of a phone

Confidential employee helplines are being increasingly used as a way to address the problem of stress, though their very nature means there is no way to measure their effectiveness. Veronica Cowan asks whether they could still prove beneficial.

Rehab central

Rehabilitation is at the heart of the government's modernisation agenda, Nick Brown, Minister for Wor...

Putting the freeze on fraud

Although insurance companies record an estimated £1bn-worth of fraud each year, this is probably just a very small proportion of the total amount that lies beneath the surface. Mira Butterworth stresses that insurers must work together to give fraudsters…

Outcomz signs agreement

British Virgin Islands-based business consultancy Outcomz has signed an agreement to acquire event ...

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