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Career development & CSR: Mercury West staff prove they are Tough Guys
Iron-lunged brokers from Mercury West Associates proved they had the mettle to tame ‘the nettle’ after completing the Tough Guy Challenge.
Career development & CSR: CFC triathlon teams raise £3000 for charity
Thousands of pounds were raised for charity as fighting fit employees from CFC Underwriting pushed themselves through the pain barrier at the Active London Triathlon. Months of training were put to good use during the gruelling annual event, which tested…
People moves - 11 August 2011
A round-up of people moves and new appointments in the industry, as featured in the 11 August 2011 edition of Post.
Brit brokers reminded to keep policyholders up to speed
Brit Insurance has issued a reminder to all its brokers to ensure that policyholders affected by the UK riots notify the company with detailed information about the claim within seven days.
Swinton offers riot reassurance to residents and business owners
Further reassurance has been given to householders and business owners who have suffered damage during the ongoing UK riots, after Swinton Insurance became the latest firm to announce that victims should be covered by their policies.
Labour leader calls on insurers to pay riot claims quickly
As David Cameron prepares to “fightback” against the rioters and looters who have wreaked havoc in recent days, opposition leader Ed Miliband has called on the government to work with insurers to help victims.
Insurer estimates hit £750m as city riot damage racks up – Insurance News Now
Post reporter Callum Brodie outlines this week's major general insurance stories which include how RSA, Aviva and Axa are likely to incur the biggest losses from commercial property claims, based on market share, as the latest riot bill estimate hits …
Staff face redundancies as Travelers exits private motor market
Travelers Insurance has today confirmed its decision to exit the private motor market in Ireland from 1 October, following a review of its strategy and operations in Europe.
Staff face redundancies as Travelers exits private motor market
Travelers Insurance has today confirmed its decision to exit the private motor market in Ireland from 1 October, following a review of its strategy and operations in Europe.
Impact of UK riots should not affect insurer ratings
Insurers have been reassured that the ongoing riots being carried out across the UK should have no impact on company ratings.
Impact of UK riots should not affect insurer ratings
Insurers have been reassured that the ongoing riots being carried out across the UK should have no impact on company ratings.
Insurers called to action in global regulatory debate
Bosses at KPMG have urged insurers to move the global regulatory debate forward after stating that it is inevitable that some insurers will be classified as systemically important financial institutions.
LV renews rugby cup sponsorship
LV has agreed to sponsor the Ango-Welsh Cup for a further four years.
More Than looks to Rias for new MD
More Than has appointed Janet Connor to the role of managing director.
CGSC names first-ever group CIO
Brent Kruger has appointed as Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford’s first group chief information officer.
ABI clarifies legal position of riot compensation
The ABI has moved to reassure customers that they are covered for riot damage under their home and business insurance following bogus reports that the police need to designate recent events as a “riot” before compensations schemes are activated.
Marsh and Zurich respond to riots
Marsh and Zurich have responded to the escalating riots across the country with guidance notes and have vowed to help customers get back on their feet.
Allianz commercial appoints chief casualty surveyor
Allianz Commercial has promoted Craig McLaughlin to the role of chief casualty surveyor.
FA to lose almost £1m for calling off England match
The Football Association’s decision to call off the England match against the Netherlands in light of the riots will cost them more than £900 000 in ticket sales because they failed to take out contingency insurance, according to a source close to Post.
Zurich confirms on risk for Allied Carpets blaze
Zurich has confirmed that it is the insurer for the Allied Carpets building that went up in flames on Saturday evening following riots in Tottenham, London.
Walker Agency launches Castle Cover mobile website
Walker Agency has completed the development of a new mobile website for Castle Cover, the 50+ insurance specialists.
Now Health International launches online quote facility for group IPMI
Now Health International has launched an on-line facility which it claims provides instant international health insurance quotes for up to 50 employees in seconds.
Retailers demand riot insurance premiums stay low
UK shopkeepers group The British Retail Consortium has demanded urgent meetings with the insurance industry to ensure affordable premiums in riot-torn high streets.
Latest riot bill estimate hits £750m
Large insurers are estimating that the widespread rioting across the UK could cost industry as much as £750m.