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New coat of arms.

The Institute of Insurance Brokers has unveiled a new coat of arms as part of a revamp of its image....

A disastrous year.

We may not yet have witnessed the four horsemen of the apocalypse, but natural disasters in 1999 hav...

Drive by Compass.

Lloyd's consortium manager Compass Underwriting has launched a special insurance scheme, developed t...

Want a suite?

Policy Management Systems Corporation has lauched its e-commerce system PMSCiSolutions for the UK in...

Support for BDMA.

Your headline 'Another firm snubs the BDMA' (PM 2 December, p4) is misrepresentative. Ark & Gener...

Greenway to stay.

John Greenway, Conservative MP for Ryedale, was re-elected as chairman of the All Party Parliamentar...

Bill unopposed.

The Limited Liability Partnerships Bill received an unopposed second reading in the House of Lords l...

X-citing choice.

Xelector, the European online marketplace for financial services, has chosen systems provider and in...

Iron Trades is sold to QBE

Iron Trades, the UK's fifth largest employer's liability insurer, has been sold to Australian insurer...

IFA sees double.

Independent financial adviser giant Towry Law has doubled its UK operation with the acquisition of A...

JLT chooses T&CA.

It's a deal. Chris Caine, managing director of broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson Corporate Risk, shakes ...

Going somewhere?

This year has seen much debate over long term care, but has it actually offered any benefits for the elderly or those who provide the sector's products? Andrew Chapman looks back on 12 months of talk.

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