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Viva la diva
British Insurance Awards 2007
Marsh calls for 70/30 broking and risk split
Marsh has unveiled its ideas on risk transfer and is proposing a new pricing model with a 70/30 spli...
Pleased to greet you
British Insurance Awards 2007
Glitz and glamour
British Insurance Awards 2007
Axa in home worker drive
Axa has announced plans to employ a team of home-based sales executives throughout the UK to make up...
Starry, starry night
British Insurance Awards 2007
Hero buys car policies
Highway's broking subsidiary, Hero Insurance Services has agreed to buy 32,000 private car policies ...
Customer Care Award - AMG
British Insurance Awards 2007
Shareholder profits boosted for THB
The £10.7m sale of broker THB's provincial retail business to Towergate has boosted shareholder prof...
Debates on solid ground
Subsidence Expo 2007
Life Insurer of the Year - Legal and General
British Insurance Awards 2007
Opera sensation
Katherine Jenkins, bought the British Insurance Awards to a close last week in spectacular fashion. ...
The E-Business Award: BlueCycle - Fantastic forecourt
British Insurance Awards 2007
CII deputy candidacy
The Chartered Insurance Institute will announce the candidature of Standard Life chief executive Tre...
Personal Lines Broker of the Year: Fresh! Insurance
British Insurance Awards 2007
Assumption proves the key to determining fault
Wakeling v McDonagh and Motor Insurers' Bureau (Queens' Bench Division - 25 May 2007)
FSB pays out to assist flood hit SME recovery
The Federation of Small Businesses has made £500,000 available to member companies hit by last month...
The talk of the town
British Insurance Awards 2007
Slaves to the cycle
Premium Finance: Commercial Lines
Underwriter of the Year - AIG Europe (UK)
British Insurance Awards 2007
The Technology Award: Cunningham Lindsey UK
British Insurance Awards 2007
Commerical Lines Broker of the Year: FMW Risk Services
British Insurance Awards 2007
More buy outs promised by Markerstudy
Markerstudy has promised five more broking acquisitions over the summer after it purchased Birmingha...
Isle of Man keeps AAA rating
Standard and Poors confirmed that the Isle of Man has retained its ‘AAA’ rating, the highest rating that it awards.