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Safer shopping.
To reduce claims against shopping centres, retailers have been told to be proactive and professional...
We'll talk before anyone walks.
Mark Wood said job losses would be in "hundreds rather than thousands". Mr Wood was speaking afte...
L&G looks at £20m.
Legal & General has been chosen by the Britannia Building Society to write its buildings and content...
Bank on Zurich.
Zurich is continuing in its drive to become a complete financial services organisation with the Swis...
Axa makes £3.45bn bid for GRE.
French insurance group Axa's £3.45bn bid for Guardian Royal Exchange will make it the third largest ...
Appointment at Tunbridge Wells Equitable.
Kirsten Newble has joined Tunbridge Wells Equitable as protection product manager. Previously she wa...
Gravehearts.
Scotland's company car and van drivers are putting their lives at risk due to excessive high mileage...
Aon agrees buyout.
Aon UK Holdings has reached an agreement with GE Capital Corporation to purchase its Warranty Servic...
Don't fear Y2K.
A leading UK property management specialist has quashed fears that office blocks and shopping centre...
Farr and away the best advice for homebuyers.
Farr Insurance has launched a product to safeguard homeowners who struggle to keep up with their mor...
Independent tour.
Independent Insurance has set off on its annual broker roadshow this week under the banner of 'The A...
AA condemns Britain's roads.
UK roads have been labelled "dangerous by design" in a damning new report by the AA. The leading ...
Web winner.
Standard Life has been highly praised for its use of the Internet. It came first in Scottish Ente...
Appointment at AIG Europe (UK).
Nicola Maclennan has been appointed as vice president of marketing for the UK by AIG Europe (UK). Ms...
Keeping pace with a fast-moving industry.
This week we profile one of the industry's leading personalities in an exclusive interview with Lloy...
Idol keepsakes.
Rock memorabilia is selling like a bat out of hell. Alex Miller tracks down the famous peoples' cast-offs that the collectors really, really want.
The Max factor.
During his first year as Lloyd's chairman, Max Taylor has helped rejuvenate the market to the extent that companies are now fighting to get into Lime Street to do business. Yet Jonathan Guy finds Mr Taylor is not resting on his laurels.
What the Papers Say.
THE EXPRESS A German woman whose silicone breast implants burst when her car was in a crash has r...
Owen is only GRE chief to make it to SLPH team.
Axa has ended months of speculation with its £3.4bn bid for GRE. Jonathan Guy finds out what plans the French insurer has for its latest acquisition.
Exclusive - LIA merger with SOFA is scrapped.
A proposed merger between two trade bodies representing financial advisers has been scrapped - perha...
Nissan pleads with insurers.
Car manufacturer Nissan has called on motor insurers not to drastically raise premium prices on one ...
GE Capital to reorganise its core groups.
The financial services arm of giant US company General Electric Company has moved to buttress its co...
Appointment at Legal & General.
Former chief economic advisor to the Treasury, Lord Burns, has been made a non-executive director of...
CS Rand fixes Y2K.
CS Rand has completed a Year 2000 project for Lloyd's broker group Ballantyne, McKean and Sullivan. ...