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Life in Lithuania.

UK insurer CGNU is investing £5m in Lithuania, in an effort to become a leading player in the life i...

Top 100 2000/01.

The UK general insurance market was in a state of flux last year, but PM's Top 100 provides a useful snapshot of the sector in 2000.

Charman case.

Ace's High Court litigation against John Charman, former group president and chief executive of Ace ...

Standards response.

Service standards are the main sticking point in the relationship between insurers and brokers, with further unrest caused by merger and acquisition activity, according to Post Magazine's latest broker survey. Jane Bernstein examines the results.

Appointment at Europea.

Specialist accident and health underwriting agency Europea has taken on Caroline Popoola to its poli...

Fighting mis-selling.

Online solutions provider Aqera aims to stamp out the mis-selling of insurance products, with the la...

Stressing the positive.

Stress-related illness is a problem for many working in insurance, as surveys have revealed. However, there are strategies that can manage this risk, discovers Lynn Rouse.

Global Acord.

As PM went to press, standards body Acord was preparing to hold its end-of-year meeting in London to...

Hanging on the telephone?

A recent BIBA survey has shown a continuing disenchantment with insurance service standards, with much of the conflict hinging on call centre waiting times. The pressure is now on, says Rachel Gordon.

They think it's all over.

The outcomes of several recent court cases involving sports liability have had serious implications for insurers specialising in this sector and sports organisers alike. While insurers are seeing rising opportunities in the market, there is a fear that…

Appointment at Opus Group.

Opus Group, the national insurance broking and financial services group, has appointed Clive Johns a...

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