Commercial
New call centre.
Hill House Hammond has launched a dedicated call centre in Bournemouth to provide a base for commerc...
Looking different.
Regulations on publicity were relaxed in the mid-80s for the legal profession, but as Alex Broad finds out, not everyone has got it quite right yet.
Labour leader calls for investment.
The leader of the Labour Party in Ireland, Ruairi Quinn, has called on the financial services sector...
Changing with Woolf.
Iron Trades is to step up the marketing of its employment liability business in an attempt to boost ...
Free training for truckers.
Lloyd's syndicate, Liberty Motor is looking to attract fleet operators with lower premiums connected...
Final few fight it out for lion's share at The Den.
The Post Magazine Charity Football Competition is nearing its climax. Three of the quarter-finals...
Guardian Life may soon be up for sale.
Guardian Life could be put up for sale when Axa's strategic review of the combined life and asset ma...
Legal alliance planning Europe invasion.
A new multi-national law partnership is looking to conquer Europe, after gaining a foothold in the U...
BT helps ring in changes at Cigna.
The healthcare and personal accident arm of Cigna International has launched an interactive website ...
Allied Dunbar pins sales hopes on new franchise.
Allied Dunbar has converted its salesforce into a franchise network to help it prepare for possible ...
Branding is more than just a name.
Your recent article on branding ('Brands on the run', PM 29 April p24) missed one fundamental reason...
Conflicting messages confuse brokers.
Forget about today's competition - worry about the competition of tomorrow, was the advice to broker...
Derby Investment Holding is suing the Corporation of
Property company Derby Investment Holding is suing the Corporation of London and nine insurance comp...
Hiscox chiefs livid as top staff are poached.
Bosses at Hiscox are furious after senior members of its UK commercial PropertyCare underwriting tea...
Bright lights, big issues.
Traditional risk managers were warned of the threat of a changing market at the world's biggest risk gathering. Anthony Gould reports from Dallas, Texas.
Willis in Argentina.
Broker Willis Corroon has acquired a minority interest in the third largest insurance broker in Arge...
Strategies for survival.
Oliver Laughton-Scott predicts further consolidation among (re)insurance brokers and more quoted brokers being taken private.
Asia Survey - Asking the experts.
The first ever survey by Reinsurance of opinion among reinsurance executives in South-east Asia offe...
Generali takes space to London.
Italian insurer Generali has moved its space insurance department from Trieste to London. The cha...
Capital ideas.
Understanding agency theory can help to build more intelligent financial models, argues Andrew Smith.
Milestone for Scandinavian Re.
Scandinavian Re celebrated its 10th year in the finite reinsurance market last year with a 14% incre...
We have contact.
Broker Direct has established a tele-support unit to supplement visits to shareholding brokers by it...
Is big best?
More and more insurers are dealing with a select number of giant brokers. While this may make sound business sense, David Fanning finds that smaller brokers are feeling left out in the cold.
Group PA cover.
Marcus Hearn and Company has extended the facilities of its personal accident division. The Londo...