Commercial
The armoury at Greenham Common.
The armoury at Greenham Common which is wholly under secure e-commerce specialist Trust control. The...
Champions! - Roll of honour 1995-1996.
This list of past winners reads like a galaxy of the superstars of the insurance industry. All the winners of from previous years are here.
Intermediaries are to be given free access.
Intermediaries are to be given free access to Gan annual travel insurance via a personal computer sy...
RSA roadshows.
Royal & Sun Alliance kicked off a series of technology workshops in Bristol last week. The company's...
Zurich hopes new bond will net £50m.
Zurich Life next week launches an Extra Income Bond which will be linked to the Swiss Stock Market I...
Tools for the trade.
Improving on its already successful Clubline claims procedure has resulted in an increase in customer satisfaction for Norwich Union.
Axa sets sights on broker links.
Insurer Axa intends to develop closer and more profitable relationships with brokers following its a...
Harris is chairman.
Alan Harris, engineering executive at Allianz Cornhill Engineering, has been elected Chairman of the...
Legislation hampers BRIT buy of Wren.
Benfield & Rea Investment Trust's plan to buy the integrated Lloyd's vehicle Wren for £300m is being...
Cream of the industry saluted at a night to remember.
The insurance industry was seen at its very excellent best last week at the fifth British Insurance ...
Virtual sales rep.
Neuron Data has launched its Advisor intelligent business rules software kit, which it claims is set...
Appointment at Towergate Underwriting Group.
Last week we reported that Nick Crocker had been made active chairman of Towergate Underwriting Grou...
Natural progression.
Royal & SunAlliance's ability to keep its finger on the pulse in a fast-changing marketplace made a significant impact on the judging panel.
SAM's a global hit.
Aon's introduction of Strategic Account Management has enabled it to provide excellent client service and made them a top commercial lines broker.
Ark floats on success.
Few firms retain a British Insurance Award two years running, but Ark & General's commitment to product and service development puts them in that exclusive club. Anthony Gould reports.
A packed Royal Albert Hall.
A packed Royal Albert Hall witnessed tremendous scenes of celebration last week as the fifth British...
A £400,000,80 tonne crane overturned.
A £400,000,80 tonne crane overturned whilst lifting a fishing vessel at Barry Harbour, South Glamorg...
The personal touch.
The largest registered high-street broker, Colonnade has maintained strong growth as a result of several new customer services initiatives.
Techno-training.
In modern training, the power of multi-media offers a world of new possibilities and has the potential to revolu-tionise the way in which people learn, says Phil Duke.
First past the post.
South Essex Insurance Brokers believes the key to success is really understanding its customers' needs.
Penny Black's insurance week.
It is not every day that Penny, who is certainly not an 'it' girl, gets to rub shoulders with celebr...
Not the perfect brew.
Scottish Widows is the latest insurer to follow the demutualisation trend in the indsutry. Mark Ward looks at why this is not always the best option.
New database is a live Wire.
A database of thousands of personal injury claims, settlements and awards could help insurers and la...
Bittersweet business.
Covering small businesses may mean slim margins. John Burke finds how insurers make ends meet.