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EEF radar picks up insurance.
I was surprised to read your remarks (Penny Black, Post Magazine, 28 March) on your approach to us r...
Appointment at FSCS.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has appointed Ted Boucher as group manager, insurance. Mr...
Axa set to roll out business-risk.com.
The first wave of Axa's commercial brokers who use its business-risk.com will have their back-office...
Charity football results update.
The last two quarter-final places in the Post Magazine Charity Football Competition for the Impact P...
Events.
9 May CII Training & Development Forum - Corporate universities - learning is earning with L-plat...
Appointment at Chartered Insurance Institute.
The Chartered Insurance Institute has boosted its team of customer relationship managers with the ap...
Who will pay for the damage?
The clash between before and after-the-event cover continues with the House of Lords ruling in Callery v Gray imminent. Edward Murray explains why ATE has, however, failed to dominate the market.
Lloyd's loss threat remains.
Rating agency Fitch has maintained its A- rating of Lloyd's - a downgrade first imposed after 11 Sep...
Helping trade surplus.
The UK insurance industry played a key role in lifting the country's trade surplus to a record £14.1...
Arthur Gallagher reports a net profit for first quarter of 2002.
Insurance broker Arthur Gallagher has reported a net profit of $33.7m (£23.2m) for the first quarter...
Focus Solutions launches service.
Focus Solutions, which specialises in sales channel automation, has launched a service to enable pro...
H&R aims to corner motorbike market.
Aberdeen-based H&R Insurance Services this week vowed to become the UK's largest specialist motorcyc...
Chubb hunts new CEO as O'Hare quits.
US giant Chubb is on the hunt for a new chief executive officer, following a decision by long-time h...
Churchill Insurance creates new TV ads.
Churchill Insurance has created a new series of TV advertisements featuring the voices of Vic Reeves...
Heading for a fall?
In the current climate of economic uncertainty and hardening rates, provincial commercial lines brokers are in an ideal position to expand into credit insurance, argues Simon Threadgold.
Calls for insurers to be barred from using genetic information.
Calls for insurers to be barred from using genetic information resurfaced this week, following the g...
MMA Insurance has launched online facilities.
Broker-only provider MMA Insurance has launched online quotation and document production facilities ...
The Folgate Partnership confirms relationship.
The Folgate Partnership has confirmed it has entered into a strategic relationship with Link Underwr...
Sir Roger Hurn to step down.
Sir Roger Hurn, chairman of Prudential, is to step down, following criticism of his former involveme...
Relief all round as Brocklesby struck down.
The House of Lords' unanimous decision in Cave v Robinson, Jarvis & Rolf last week provided much relief for all professional indemnity insurers and their insured professionals, says Simon Chandler.
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Towry Law has established quite a comprehensive marketing site here, which only falls down in a few ...
Appointment at QBE Insurance.
Andrew Davies has been appointed by QBE International Insurance to underwrite sabotage and terrorism...
Lawrence ruling means police not immune.
The Macpherson Report of 1999 accused the Metropolitan Police of 'institutional racism', heavily cri...
Corresoft launches its product range for SMEs.
Document management software provider Corresoft this week launched its product range for SMEs. Unive...