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Axa markets rivals.

In what has been seen as a bold move, Axa Life Insurance Singapore has permitted its agents to marke...

Welcome to the e-revolution.

Despite some early casualties, the new wave of online intermediaries is taking the market by storm. The e-revolution has refined the online application process, so website visitors no longer need get caught up in the revolving door of some companies'…

Zurich: new MD.

Zurich Professional has appointed a new managing director, following the resignation of Elizabeth Mu...

Onwards & upwards.

Lloyd's.com was launched without fanfare earlier this year. Despite its inauspicious beginnings, Max Carter, its commercial director, has high hopes for the role it will play in keeping the market at the forefront of technological developments. Edward…

Laws & effects.

In the wake of the US terrorist attacks, Steve Reynolds and Bernie Heinze look at legal precedents and how they could impact on the unravelling of claims in the longer term.

ATE test cases.

Ronnie Henderson, chief executive of personal injury specialist Claims Direct, last week confirmed i...

Mould cover capped.

Insurance coverage for mould damage in homeowners' insurance policies would be scaled back significa...

New research post.

Ecclesiastical has created the new post of intermediary research analyst, focusing on research withi...

Modern pressures.

Susan Rice, chief executive of Lloyds TSB Scotland, said modern life will help push through the conv...

White House claims.

The White House has rejected claims from AIG chief executive Maurice Greenberg that insurers request...

New Africa Capital.

South African financial services group New Africa Capital, which made its debut on the Johannesburg ...

GISC gets in training.

Investment in training will stand a company in good stead when business pressures begin to rise, asserts Mike Poll.

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