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MediQuote online.
MediQuote, the comparative private medical insurance portal owned by insurance technology specialist...
Independent still open in Spain.
Independent Insurance is technically still open and fully staffed in Spain, four months after the co...
Ruling may see liability costs soar.
Brokers could face millions of pounds in liability claims today, as the House of Lords makes its jud...
Picking up the pieces.
The forthcoming Baden-Baden meeting will be significantly different to previous years' - the world's insurers and reinsurers will be focusing on how to deal with the huge global losses suffered in the US terrorist attacks, says Eric Alexander.
Appointment at St Paul.
St Paul International Insurance Company has recruited Simon Sheaf to the position of UK actuary. Wit...
Appointment at Private Medicine Intermediaries.
Private Medicine Intermediaries and Corporate Medical Management has made four board appointments. D...
Forbes increaases online H&S.
Forbes increases online H&S and risk offering South African-listed broker Alexander Forbes is to gro...
View from the top - Bronek Masojada
Bronek Masojada, Chief executive, Hiscox. The tragic events in the US have shocked us all and the i...
TIG gets acquisition boost.
The Innovation Group has boosted its insurance business with the acquisition of systems company Cosy...
US regulators act to save Lloyd's.
US regulators have acted to avert potential liquidity problems regarding Lloyd's, by reducing the am...
Hiscox hits home.
Hiscox has launched a new home and contents insurance policy Hiscox 505 Home & Contents, which provi...
Insurers' contempt for CII.
With regard to the letter from Martyn Hooper (no relation) concerning the lack of Association of Bri...
Call centre procedures flawed.
Some common procedures in call centres are "seriously flawed" and hamper fraud investigations, said ...
Disaster cover is full of holes.
A survey by Deloitte & Touche on commercial insurance cover and claims has revealed that 28% of UK b...
AN home in on net.
Abbey National has launched a new online home and contents insurance service as it aims to grow gene...
What the Papers Say.
FINANCIAL TIMES The Ford Motor Company is considering legal action against Bridgestone Group, the...
Legal tender.
Insurers are beginning to see the potential of offering personal legal expenses - particularly as add-ons in the areas of household and employee benefits. Lynn Rouse reports on a growing sector, which is increasingly looking to mediation to keep down…
Fitch forecasts £2.1bn losses for Lloyd's in 2001.
Rating agency Fitch is forecasting a £2.1bn loss for Lloyd's for 2001 and has increased its estimate...
Appointment at Mondial Assistance.
Stephen Madeley has joined Mondial Assistance as business development manager in its corporate and f...
Penny Black's insurance week.
Being a lady who lunches, Penny was dining recently with members of the Abbey National press office,...
Net model failings.
This time last year, when six major insurers announced they were to work together to create a generi...
Car thefts to rise.
Car thefts in England and Wales are expected to rise by some 58% this year, according to research un...
Crowe set to be broken up.
Lloyd's insurer Crowe's planned management buyout has collapsed, after its new capital provider decli...
QBE plans growth.
Australia's QBE Insurance Group, which owns Lloyd's insurer Limit, is to raise up to A$665m (£230m) ...