Commercial
Exclusive - 'Insurers and adjusters must work closer'.
Incoming McLarens Toplis UK chief executive Ian Muress has called on loss adjusters and insurers to ...
New law fits insurers' Bill.
Twenty years of in-fighting among lawmakers, the financial industry and its regulators could end aft...
Business as usual.
The elements, employees and terrorists. They all pose an unknown risk. It only takes a couple of days of freak weather and a company can find itself all at sea. Jonathan Swift looks at how disaster recovery and business continuity firms help.
Japan is the world's top marine insurance market.
Japan has taken over the wheel as the world's top marine insurance market at the expense of London. ...
Lloyd's brokers secure access to INFO.
Broker power has succeeded in Lloyd's brokers being able to access its helpful 'INFO' service this m...
Law is getting in the way of adjusters' arson inquiries'.
Loss adjusters are having to fight the law to prevent their arson investigations being shot down in ...
Campaign uses its wits.
Norwich Union has launched an advertising campaign which uses famous witticisms in a bid to reinforc...
Risk software is seminar highlight.
Brokers took a backseat to the future when testing the latest interactive driver training CD-ROMs at...
The first portal call for insurers.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Managing risks with small fries.
How are brokers who are used to providing risk management packages to big businesses dealing with the issues of smaller companies? David Fanning finds out.
Transport Club moves into Poland.
The Through Transport Club has expanded its giant liability and equipment insurance empire by invadi...
Adjusting to storm claims.
I refer to your comment Why there is a storm brewing for loss adjusters (PM, 3 Sept, p??). As my com...
Caravan theft warning.
Norwich Union has warned caravan enthusiasts to protect their vehicles from cunning thiefs during th...
Norwich Union's latest advertising campaign.
Invest your lolly with Norwich Union and brace yourself for a windfall. That's the message of NU's l...
No win, no fee? Not quite.
Despite what its nickname says, conditional fees arrangements (no win, no fee) can still result in a losing plaintiff having pay the other side's costs. Steve Banner looks at protections against this.
HHH's acquisition plans gather momentum.
Hill House Hammond director Paul Tonkin has announced he expects the company to make a further four ...
Standards argument stands test of time.
As the arguments regarding standards of professionalism within the industry continue to rage, it's i...
What the papers say.
THE TIMES A police force paid out more than £10m in damages and costs to settle four claims of ma...
First time down the aisle.
Shona Cronin visits FMW, which picked up Commercial Lines Broker of the Year at the British Insurance Awards, to discover its winning formula.
Lapping up new database.
Norwich Union's field sales force is now in constant contact with headquarters - thanks to a new por...
Read all about it - broker to offer insurance to newsagents.
Aon risk services has teamed up with ITT London & Edinburgh to launch the new insurance package Shop...
ABI unveils plans to make insurers 'pull their socks up'.
The Association of British Insurers has revealed plans to benchmark standards for personal lines cla...
Appointment at Chaucer.
Chris Wood has joined Lloyd's managing agent Chaucer Syndicates as aviation underwriter on syndicate...
Broker market firms under threat in US.
US broker market reinsurers have become the latest acquisition targets, with Constitution Re and Kem...