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Towergate Risk Solutions expands its Romford business
Towergate Risk Solutions has expanded its Romford business through the acquisition of Leyton-based R...
Appointment at Easylink Services
Easylink Services has expanded its UK sales team with the appointment of Terry Bonnar as sales direc...
Brokers need to consider PMI
Bupa International has urged brokers to seriously consider international private medical insurance a...
Appointment at Misys
Misys has expanded its marketing team with the appointment of Anna Pass and Stacy Brown. Ms Pass, wh...
Appointment at Carmichaels
Carmichaels has appointed Neil Hadley as building engineer. Mr Hadley will be responsible for assist...
Appointment at Fusion Insurance
Fusion Insurance has made Andrew Fleming executive manager of its Glasgow office, where he will be r...
Appointment at Beazley Group
Dan Jones has been made an independent non-executive director to the Beazley Group board. He brings ...
Lloyd's boss warns of overseas seduction
A senior London market figure has warned UK brokers and insurers not to be seduced by the staggering...
Groupama targets SME brokers
Groupama Healthcare has launched a private medical insurance product designed for brokers targeting ...
Aon: days of IRA-type attacks over
Broker Aon has revealed that the war on terror reduced the chance of "a spectacular" attack but had ...
Venue for the BIBA conference for 2007
The British Insurance Brokers' Association conference for 2007 will be held at the Excel Conference ...
Penny Black's insurance week
Aussie insurer QBE showed its more playful side at the British Insurance Brokers' Association confer...
Appointment at Healthsure
Jaswinder Sandhu and Nick Owen are joining Healthsure as intermediary consultants. They will be resp...
Two daily magazines during the conference
Post Magazine, in conjunction with sister titles Insurance Age and Professional Broking and sponsor ...
MIB gets tough on fleet failures
Thousands of companies could face £5000 fines after the Motor Insurers' Bureau's decision to take le...
Aviva offloads vehicle solutions businesses
Aviva has offloaded the vehicle solutions businesses of RAC to VT Group for a total of £87m. The veh...
Fraud failures are on FSA hitlist
Post Magazine reports from the 2006 Biba conference on the issues, speeches and deals that were arousing interest
Companies may be underestimating their risk
Companies may be underestimating their risk if they assume that the 1918 influenza pandemic is the w...
SSP to commence live I-market trading pilots
I-market revealed that Software Solutions Partners will begin piloting products on the general insur...
CIT robberies raise PI claims
An increase in the number of cash-in-transit and ATM replenishment robberies has highlighted a growi...
Board must balance skills
Marketing activity must be driven and managed by someone at board level if brokers are to successful...
Kennedys welcomes Mesothelioma judgement
Kieron West, a partner at City law firm Kennedys, has welcomed today's House of Lords judgement on mesothelioma victims' compensation.
Apil: mesothelioma victims 'deserted by the law'
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers president Richard Langton has said he was appalled by today's House of Lords decision on pay-outs for mesothelioma victims, claiming they will receive just a 'fraction of the compensation to which they are entitled'.
Mesothelioma judgement 'smooths the roughness' of Fairchild decision
Eversheds and Berrymans Lace Mawer have responded to today's House of Lords decision in the case of Barker v Corus and others, in their capacity as the appellants' legal advisers.