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Appointment at Zurich Personal Insurances.
Zurich Personal Insurances has made three new appointments. David Swann has been made underwriting m...
Body of evidence.
Companies offering rehabilitation services have track records proving their success rates. Now all they need, says Steve Banner, is for insurers to take notice of them.
Look abroad for guidance.
Dr Joe Slesenger and Emma Bowd of Independent Medical told delegates that the traditional approach t...
Appointment at Tunbridge Wells Equitable.
Founder of The Independent newspaper Andreas Whittam Smith has been appointed to the board of Tunbri...
Exclusive - Estimating data now on Internet.
Software specialist ARCS has teamed up with motor repair research centre Thatcham to offer bodyshops...
Football competition winners.
John Smith is the third winner in the Avon Insurance Combination Football competition. An insuran...
Company lays foundations for builders to get cash.
A company hopes to ease builders' worries of slow payment from clients and help cut insurer's admini...
Synopsys chosen.
Loss adjuster McLarens Toplis has appointed Synopsys Consulting to develop a web-browser for all bus...
Clarify code for wide acceptance.
Malcolm Henke, national head of common law at Davies Arnold Cooper, made it clear that industry proc...
Police close in on insurers.
More insurers could be questioned by police following the arrest of two ex-Guardian bosses last week...
Insurers sued brokers.
Avon & Others v Swire Fraser 20 January 2000 Court of Appeal Several insurers alleged that t...
Union City blues hit shares.
The stock market has reacted disapprovingly to the proposed merger of CGU and Norwich Union, wiping ...
Hill v Durham County Council.
31 January 2000 Court of Appeal A 51-year-old teacher took part in a dance lesson. Part of the wa...
Sleeping rough.
City solicitor Barlow Lyde & Gilbert is organising a sponsored 'sleep-out' for insurance professiona...
Keogh Ritson new office.
Insurance litigation specialist Keogh Ritson has opened a new office in Southampton. It has a staff ...
Open season.
Post Magazine analyses the implications of the CGU and NU merger for both firms' staff, the stock market and the global insurance industry.
Appointment at St Paul.
Gary Ennis has become St Paul's first ever appointment in Northern Ireland. The company has made ...
Helen Merfield of AIG Europe organises workshops.
Helen Merfield, medical rehabilitation manager at AIG Europe (pictured right) organised insurers, br...
Kick-off for the 2000 cup.
The third year of the Post Magazine Charity Foot-ball Competition for the Impact Plus Cup has attrac...
Abbey defiant in face of criticism over 50% rates cut.
Abbey Legal Protection is defiant as criticism mounts of its recent 50% cut in premium rates for emp...
Brokers go on web.
Broker Network has launched individual websites for each of its member brokers. The individually des...
Bank set for buying spree.
Woolwich looks set to buy an insurer, with a possible announcement as close as six weeks away, accor...
State should lend its support.
Government commitment to rehabilitation is needed said Jill Price, health care specialist at Crawfor...
Education improves treatment.
Stuart Pettet, assistant general manager at Independent Insurance, commented that "with lower value ...