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Salvage operation.

Despite a 150-year reputation within the global marine industry, the Salvage Association was recently in danger of running aground. Deputy chairman John Noble tells Marcus Alcock how British Maritime Technology has provided the SA with some much-needed…

Appointment at SBJ Group.

Bill Barratt is to step down from the role of chief executive of Insurance and consulting group SBJ'...

Callery appeal on.

Norwich Union has been given the final go-ahead by the House of Lords to appeal in the landmark Call...

Endsleigh MBO plan.

Dutch insurer Goudse has entered into exclusive talks with the management of UK student broking spec...

CSC seals Zurich legal deal.

Legal expenses relating to the processing of claims are costing insurers in the UK as much as £1.6bn...

Drownings fall.

Figures from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents show a dramatic reduction in the numb...

Japanese merger.

Japanese insurers Meiji Life Insurance and Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance have agreed to a merger that...

Clark decision.

Insurers awaiting a binding decision on whether they have to settle bad debt with credit hire compan...

Parental guidance.

In an industry where many assistance companies have large insurer parents, one concern in the scramble for business is the risk of rival companies gaining access to client data. Lynn Rouse looks at the impact these cross-discipline players are having on…

Glass tops claims.

Flying glass has been found to be the most common cause of injury and therefore claims, according to...

Korea forms Allianz.

Korean bank Hana Bank is set to launch an insurance firm in the country in a joint venture with Germ...

E-risks seminar.

The International Underwriting Association Digital Risk Working Party is holding a market-wide debat...

Wap ad campaign.

Lloyds TSB is currently piloting a month-long Wap advertising campaign to promote Screentrade, the o...

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