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Asia moves slowly

There are finally signs of interest in developing countries in non-traditional methods of transferring risk, says John Sanders.

Share the pain

A company's reputation is often its most precious asset, yet hard to value and almost impossible to insure. Nonetheless, the (re)insurance industry can help to protect a good name, discovers John Sanders.

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Time to turn forward

If engineering insurers were prepared to turn around their existing preconceptions, they would discover plenty of opportunities, argues Phil Godwin.

Breaking the cycle

Research shows smaller companies underestimate the long-term effects fire and flood could have on their business. As disaster recovery insurers turn their attention to this group, the challenge is to persuade SMEs to be realistic about the risks and…

Watching the commercials

Commercial lines insurance is looking more healthy than it has for a long time and even though it is a somewhat patchy recovery process, insurers are even expecting to make a profit from this year's business. Simon Threadgold reflects on the state of the…

Is big really beautiful?

There has been a trend towards commercial lines insurers targeting the SME sector. But how keen are premium finance providers to go the same way? Hugo Cranmore investigates.

Safety chain

As insurers take greater control of contractor networks, they could be caught out by Health & Safety Executive moves to hold senior managers accountable for fatal workplace accidents. Steve Watkins believes it is vital to raise the awareness of insurers…

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