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Where now for healthcare?

Predictions have been made that successful reform of the NHS would dampen demand for private medical cover, but insurers often reject this. With little sign of NHS improvement yet, Sarah Pearse assesses the government'sproposals and their likelihood of…

Cover with breeding

A niche distinct from mainstream equestrian, insuring thoroughbred racehorses is an expensive business, and the last few months have seen rates soar as some providers have left the stable. Edward Murray assesses the form of the remaining field.

There's many a slip ...

Local authorities have witnessed a staggering increase in the number of slip and trip claims. Mira Butterworth finds out how the insurance industry is dealing with the stumbling blocks caused by claims farmers and fraud, and paving the way to a greatly…

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7 March BILA lunchtime lecture - Contaminated land Lloyd's Old Library London Tel: 020 73...

The reality of virtual risks

As the threat of virtual risks grows more real by the day, insurers are expanding their cover for cyber-exposure. They are increasingly confident that even smaller businesses that currently have budget constraints on insurance spend, will eventually be…

Missing links

Insurers are discovering that integrating their IT systems with those of their loss adjusters is the best way to drive down costs and drive up customer services, but in many cases this is easier said than done, says Richard Adams.

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