Commercial

Commercial breaks.

A hike in premiums across the commercial property sector has left many companies with tough decisions regarding their insurance. It is up to providers to prove their worth, or see customers make the break, says Edward Murray.

Poles apart?

In a market where consolidation - in the name of more efficient service - is king, insurers are still falling short of the mark, providing their broker partners with no more than superficial services, says Andy Baldwin.

Life on the web.

Life reinsurers may not have been at the forefront of e-commerce but they are now starting to communicate electronically with their clients and explore ways of doing business on-line. Pravin Jeyaraj reports.

Access denied.

E-businesses are just as vulnerable to business interruption as traditional businesses, say Tony Levitt and Alan Fisher, but (re)insurers can prepare for such claims by doing their research.

Cracking the leakage problem.

Clamping down on the problem of claims leakage in the household sector is something all insurers aspire to. Many believe the best way to get to grips with it is, like the motor sector, to introduce an electronic estimating system. Hugo Cranmore gets…

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