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Wilma’s threat recedes?

The oil market was relieved at the perhaps receding threat from Hurricane Wilma as according to forecasters, Wilma is expected to miss the Gulf of Mexico oil and gas facilities. This includes U.S. oil production sites in the Gulf of Mexico and inland…

AIG board makes changes

American International Group (AIG) has announced that its Board of Directors has adopted two additional corporate governance guidelines.

Cobra unveils new group structure

Broking group Cobra today announced a new operating structure to capitalize on future growth. The company said it is close to two deals with a further nine in the pipeline.

Hurricane Wilma predicted to reach Florida by weekend

On the evening of Wednesday 19 October, Hurricane Wilma reached a top speed of 160 mph, topping the threshold for a Category 5 storm, writes Lauren Cole. The hurricane was earlier that day predicted to cause devastation to south-west America, at that…

Exeter capped liabilities on shared care

Specialist Private Medical Insurer, Exeter Friendly Society has announced that it has capped the liabilities on its co-payment plan, Shared Care. Exeter made these changes following feedback from both intermediaries and its members.

Marsh chief: collaborate to create client value

Marsh's Europe and Middle East ceo and president, Bruce Carnegie-Brown, has urged the insurance industry to collaborate to increase client value. Speaking at the Insurance Institute of London's London Market Address, Mr Carnegie-Brown said three…

IIB calls foul over FSA proposal

The Institute of Insurance Brokers said today it was "extremely alarmed about proposals the Financial Services Authority is making, which, if adopted, would have the effect of depriving consumers of vital information when dealing directly with insurers."

Wilma heading north

Officials in Mexico, Cuba and Florida have started evacuating thousands of people from areas threatened by Hurricane Wilma, the strongest hurricane ever recorded.

Aviva to sponser world record breaking attempt

Aviva, the parent of Norwich Union, is to sponsor Dee Caffari in ‘The Aviva Challenge’. Her bid is to sail solo, non-stop around the world and if she succeeds, Ms Caffari will become the first woman to achieve this feat, setting a new world record.

Appointment at Old Mutual

Old Mutual has appointed Bob Head as group director, southern Africa. Mr Head is currently group hum...

GAB in UK boss upheaval

Loss adjuster GAB Robins this week insisted it was business as usual, despite the sudden loss of it...

Events

19-20 October FM Global Client Seminar - Managing Projects to Minimise Risk Dublin, Ireland E-mai...

Appointment at Axa

Axa has appointed Hazel Hodge as strategic partnership manager with direct responsibility for establ...

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