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System for agents.

Solution provider PenOp and Prudential Singapore have teamed-up to create a system so 3000 life insu...

Autographed cars.

Cleveland-based Progressive Insurance, the fifth largest US auto insurer, is placing 'black boxes' n...

Investment bonds.

Southampton Football Club hopes to rise above the mortgage sinners with a new range of product for S...

What the Papers Say.

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH A magazine editor who was stuck in a lift for a weekend is to sue the owners...

Up to standard.

Miller Pycraft has been awarded the quality accreditation to the ISO 9002 standard. The award comes ...

RAC sees Red.

The RAC has launched a new pay-as-you go motor service, Red, with a £1 access charge. Aimed at caref...

ABI won't rollover.

The Association of British Insurers has made representations to the Home Office against proposed cha...

Appointment at AIG Europe.

AIG Europe has made two senior promotions. Maria Long, formerly City sales manager, is to become nat...

The gentle touch.

Although insurance investigation is still very much a male domain, women are proving they can do the job equally well, if not better in certain areas. So why are there still so few female investigators? Audrey Snee finds out.

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