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Driving away from trouble.

Customers and insurers have lost out to those who manipulate uninsured loss recovery for their own good. David Fanning reports on how the major players in the market are planning a fightback.

New life in the auld city.

As Scotland nears its 'independence' day, Alex Broad visited Edinburgh to talk to the city's main insurance players. She was greeted by mixed predictions for the industry's future.

Ahem, not quite.

I was surprised to read in your front page story ('Axa raises web stakes, PM 25 March) that Axa is t...

What the Papers Say.

DAILY MAIL If Sue Bedford ever walks into your house, it might be wise to check the insurance pol...

Ready, Steady, Go.

Northern Star has rebranded its travel insurance products. From today they will be known as Ready, S...

Abbey OK for 2000.

It's all systems go for Abbey Life next year after CS Rand completed a £2.5m Y2K systems compliance ...

Solid trading.

Iron Trades, the general insurer, revealed an increase in pre-tax profits of 38.7%, up to £32.6m fro...

Playing your cards right.

Shane Sayers explains why alternative dispute resolution, as embodied in the Woolf reforms, is the key to saving costs on claims.

£62m for Cornhill.

Composite insurer Cornhill announced an operating profit of £62.9m for 1998, a modest reduction comp...

Hovver bovver.

One in seven gardens will be victim to a theft this summer, according to the Association of British ...

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