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What the Papers Say.

The Daily Telegraph Victoria Beckham has been advised by police to swap her Louis Vuitton luggage...

Non-events a possibility.

An occurrence is likely to be the same as an event, says John Butler. However, either could have different meanings in facultative reinsurance and catastrophe excess of loss cover.

Judging our genes.

The UK's decision to allow life assurers access to genetic test results for Huntingdon's disease sparked widespread criticism. Keith Sankey reports.

The Direct approach.

Insurers and no win, no fee claims management company Claims Direct do not see eye to eye. Colin Poole tells Anthony Gould he believes the company is misunderstood, and is keen to redress the balance.

IFAs: Equitable risk.

Independent financial advisers should act now to protect themselves against the risk of compensation...

RSA reinstates three

Insurer Royal & Sun Alliance has reinstated three of the 13 employees sacked for sending lewd emails ...

AGF scoops WAIG.

The AGF Group has acquired the remaining 51% shareholding of London-based Westminster Aviation Insur...

What the Papers Say.

The Daily Telegraph Fidelity, the £17bn fund manager, sent statements to thousands of investors t...

On the right track.

The insurance industry needs to work towards claims protocols that promote a unified response, allowing quick and effective action in dealing with major disasters, argues Alan Fleming.

... an e-risk intermediary.

The rise of the dotcoms and the application of internet technology have made e-risk an exciting sector. However, Marcus Alcock spends a day with David Walsh of Clickforcover and finds some things never change.

Care and care alike?

The government's decision to pay only for care delivered by nurses in nursing homes has raised many hackles because of the implications for long term care. Richard Thomas looks at the key issues and opportunities for insurers.

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