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£7m anti-flood plan could burst the banks.
The Environment Agency plans to splash out an additional £7m a year in an effort to foil the floods....
Flammable film stock makes cinema a risky business.
Props from the film Titanic were recently shipped to the UK for an exhibition at Wembley Arena. The ...
Insurers join up on PI.
Several insurers have teamed up to try and cut the cost of professional indemnity claims by using al...
RSA's smoke signals.
Royal & SunAlliance is giving away smoke alarms with its Primechoice policies. This follows a survey...
Winning over the press gang.
The article by Mark Bishop (Good press dries up in floods, PM, 19 Nov, p18) implies criticism on ins...
Appointment at RE Brown & Others.
Alex Colquhoun has joined the bloodstock and livestock section of RE Brown & Others. Mr Colquhoun ha...
New company - RGS Reinsurance Company of South Africa Ltd.
The Reinsurance Group of America has targeted South Africa as a growth area and last week opened a n...
Voyage of risk discovery needed in marine market.
Marine safety has once again emerged as a major issue, with Channel 4's investigation into allegatio...
Back injury claims.
A 'revolutionary' new product is set to change the handling of claims involving back injuries. The c...
Appointment at GE Capital Travel Insurance.
GE Capital Travel Insurance Services has appointed two regional account managers for the northern re...
Gay lovers' tiff leads cops to missing masterpieces.
A £10m art fraud scam has come to light following a gay lovers' tiff which led to the discovery of t...
For a few dollar$ more.
American life insurers, traditionally more secure than their peers in other markets, are suddenly facing risk factors that threaten to dent their credit quality. Moody's examines what must be done.
Stakeholder plans win CBI backing.
The government's plans for a stakeholder pension scheme got a much-needed boost when the Confederati...
Legend in insurance training dies.
One of the best known names in insurance training, Eddie Gamlen, has died at the age of 85. He sp...
Exclusive - Eurobase gives insurers data freedom.
Insurers will no longer have to rely on IT staff to create quality documentation from insurance syst...
Industry must find one voice.
The next two years promise to be two of the most momentous for the insurance industry in terms of ne...
Bill gets reading date.
The second reading of the Road Traffic (NHS Charges) Bill is scheduled to take place on 8 December. ...
Home help from Bishopsgate.
Bishopgate has enhanced its Safekeeping buildings and contents insurance policy to benefit home work...
ATA Loss Adjuster evaluating damage.
ATA Loss Adjuster is evaluating the damage caused by a beached seal at Dunstaffnage Bay, Oban, last ...
Rising stars in the East.
Eastern and central Europe offers both opportunities and threats for western insurers, says Kathy Sullivan.
What the papers say.
THE SUN High flier Sacha has traded her city job for a future on the bare market as a full-time m...
A poser for Paddick on dual roles.
Andrew Paddick has fired a broadside at Lloyd's because he believes that it is discouraging insuranc...
Swiss Re buys Life Re.
Swiss Re has completed the acquisition of Life Re for approximately £1bn. The move will enable th...