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Namibian dispute.
The Namibian insurance industry and the government are set to go back to court to settle the row ove...
e-asy does it.
The internet offers many opportunities for insurers to sell personal lines. Many aim for a fully integrated, seamless function, but, says Edward Murray, it is vital not to lose sight of the customer, and the simple approach is still the best.
UK: insurers face increasing fraud culture.
A report commissioned by Royal & Sun Alliance has found that seven out of 10 people would exaggerate...
Appointment at Elliotts Solicitors.
Manchester-based Elliotts Solicitors has promoted Martin Emmett to associate. Mr Emmett joined the f...
Appointment at Everard Insurance Brokers.
Everard Insurance Brokers has recruited three new members of staff to its schemes broking department...
A-Plan support charity auction.
A-Plan were enthusiastic supporters of the charity auction, boosting the final donation to the Insur...
Aspect creates jobs.
Aspect Software, which provides Customer Relations Management operations for the European insurance ...
Panel problems fuel gossip-mongers.
At last, it appears there is some foundation to the rumour and speculation that are rife across the h...
Road to recovery.
The relationship between motor insurers and repairers has suffered a breakdown, with insurers chasing profit at the cost of repairers' time and money. Simon Threadgold believes that steering a course towards meaningful partnerships is the best way to…
Caring for nannies.
An insurance product for nannies underwritten by SVB Underwriting Services and launched last year un...
Keeping up with IT.
A survey conducted by IT consultancy CMG Admiral has highlighted the increasingly important role tha...
Esure targets commercial.
Halifax-backed insurer Esure plans to open a third office in Glasgow in July ahead of its formal lau...
Legal importance.
Research commissioned by Abbey Legal Protection has found that 96% of brokers questioned believe leg...
PAM is expelled.
The Personal Investment Authority has expelled Professional Asset Management of Potters Bar, Hertfor...
Defending a traditional approach.
In the article, "Boxing clever" (PM, 3 May, p29) you conclude smaller adjusters have cornered niche ...
Industry misses the mark.
Last week's editorial comment on the Association of British Insurers' role in the asbestos crisis h...
Kiosks for Bennetts.
Motorcycle insurance intermediary Bennetts is to extend its distribution by introducing fully transa...
Kwelm to pay out more.
The largest ever scheme of arrangement for insolvent insurance companies in the London Market - Kwel...
BCWA surplus.
Health insurer BCWA has recorded a surplus before tax of £7m for 2000, compared to £1.5m last year. ...
Holocaust Era spending row.
A body established to settle Holocaust-era insurance disputes has spent 10 times more money than it ...
Lloyd's deficit rise.
The Corporation of Lloyd's increased its annual operating deficit from £9m to £25m last year, mainly...
Winners, losers and good sports.
The fourth Post Magazine Charity Football Competition reached its climax at Leyton Orient on Friday ...
AIMing for a sale.
Middlesex-based AIM Insurance Services has sold its £1m general book of business to the Dial Direct ...
Appointment at Moore Stephens.
Moore Stephens, accountant and consultant, has added to its insurance team by recruiting Geoff Board...