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A helping hand.

Motor insurers are the cause of tough times for bodyshops, and are paving the way for high capital salvage operators, as David Fanning finds out.

Ups & downs.

Tina Walsh examines the Lloyd's private motor sector and discovers that despite the number of syndicates falling because of mergers, the outlook is not entirely bleak.

Unscheduled landing.

Loss adjuster Cunningham Ellis & Buckle winged into help a family after a police helicopter made an ...

Axa cornered.

French insurer Axa was cornered into buying out minority shareholders in its UK subsidiary Sun Life ...

Q1 boosts profits.

American International Group reported a hike in operating profits of 15% for the first three months ...

Bupa guarantees it.

Bupa has given a guarantee that anyone buying one of its long-term care products will be refunded if...

What the Papers Say.

THE GUARDIAN The mile-long tunnel which carries 32,000 vehicles a day under the river Tyne has be...

WeatherNet online.

WeatherNet's insurance validation services are now available online, providing access to over half a...

The calculator.

Commercial law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain has launched an online tool for calculating the proj...

Opportunities for insurers.

Insurers must learn the lessons of Turkish earthquakes, claims consultant PricewaterhouseCoopers. It...

All change.

Richard Willsher examines the fresh challenges facing Singapore's insurance sector following the setting in motion of liberalisation by the country's government.

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