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Interest rates cut

The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 5.75% to 5.5%. The rate call was announced after a two-day meeting of the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee and follows concerns about economic growth, consumer spending and house prices.

It's time for change says Starling

The Association of British Insurers says the public wants “action” to prevent flood damage hitting the country on a similar scale to that suffered this year.

Hiscox arm undergoes MBO

Hiscox has agreed to sell its third party fund management arm, Hiscox Investment Management, to the principals, creating an independent investment management company. Hiscox will have a 40% shareholding in the company, with management holding the…

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Pick of the Week

Post Magazine editor Jonathan Swift provides a run down of the major news in this week's issue of Pos...

Appointment at UIB

United Insurance Brokers has appointed Rob Tolley as senior account executive to its Dubai Internati...

Four for M4

M4 Underwriting has recruited a senior motor fleet and commercial combined underwriter from Norwich ...

Biba renews Lorega deal

The British Insurance Brokers' Association has renewed its loss recovery insurance scheme contract w...

Appointment at Willis

Willis has appointed Pauline Prescott as employee benefits leader for Willis Asia. Ms Prescott will ...

Hiscox catch hailed

Plum Underwriting, the household insurance agency owned by Somerville Holdings, has recruited two un...

Cornish adds NIG to remit

Royal Bank of Scotland has announced a restructure that sees two more directors leave and former NIG...

KGJ acquirers broker

KGJ Insurance Group has acquired Insurance Risk and Claims Management, a specialist broker based in ...

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