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CGNU reactions.

The prospect of a merger between Norwich Union and CGU has had ramifications on the international st...

Carpetbaggers' vow.

The Standard Life carpetbaggers have vowed not to go away following the insurer's decision that its ...

Hello & good buy.

In light of the CGU/NU merger, many UK insurers will be looking around for partners. Lis Gibson offers prospective buyers some tips on how to buy an insurer.

Moroccan search.

UK insurers are being targeted as potential partners for Morocco's largest insurer as it embarks on ...

Totally digital.

Total solutions provider Intech Solutions has launched its complete e-business insurance system - th...

SOS for air crews.

International SOS has designed an aviation assistance programme which it claims could reduce airline...

Allfinanz jackpot.

Allfinanz, the Internet software house, last week signed a multi-million dollar deal to licence its ...

New Miller division.

Loss adjuster Miller Pycraft, part of Miller Fisher Group, has launched a new division to handle lar...

High net rich catch.

The high net worth market is perhaps the most profitable of all for brokers. David Fanning finds out why and also looks at ways in which the sector's players can build on their success.

Norwich Union up 7%

Norwich Union has recorded a 7% rise in annual pre-tax operating profit for 1999. The company said pr...

Feedback via web.

The Motoring Uninsured Loss Recoveries Association is seeking feedback through its new website www.m...

Which way now?

A vast underwriting loss, Ogden and Woolf, NHS charges, rating action - the UK motor insurance sector has a lot on its plate at the moment. Andrew Newman discovers how it plans to cope.

Shoestring advice.

CGU has commited itself to the independent financial adviser networks as a means of selling stakehol...

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