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No armageddon.

Predictions of armageddon for the insurers and reinsurers post-11 September have proved unfounded, s...

Coming clean.

Despite initiatives such as the Motor Insurers' Database, many insurers believe a better way of cleaning up the sector's poor image, due in part to the soaring motor premiums necessitated by the rising numbers of uninsured drivers, is by transparency and…

In the know: levies.

Many bodyshops remain unaware of the significant reduction (up to 80%) in the government's climate c...

Appointment at Chem-Dry UK.

Chem-Dry UK has recruited Richard Cable to its board of directors as business development director. ...

Appointment at DWF.

North-west law firm DWF has taken on nine new solicitors. DWF HRhorizons, the company's HR service, ...

BIBA conference.

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (West Midlands) is to hold its 7th annual conference at t...

Rules of engagement.

As the industry becomes subject to more and more regulation, HR departments need to keep abreast of the rules governing key staff and also work to manage the related risks effectively, warn Sara Russoff and Mike Vincent.

Toro to takeover?

Toro Insurance, a subsidiary of Italian giant Fiat, has approached rival La Fondiaria about the poss...

Just what the doctor ordered.

As horror stories about NHS treatment abound, private medical insurance is becoming a more vital part of employees' work packages, and employee assistance programmes in particular have experienced a surge in interest. Rachel Gordon deciphers the insurers…

Music to her ears?

An 18-year-old student is to sue the Scottish qualification authority for wrongly informing her she ...

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