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River Man

Robert Hiscox's, pictured left, company, Hiscox, has sponsored John Virtue's latest exhibition of Lo...

NU linked to RAC bid

Insurance services and roadside recovery giant RAC this week confirmed a bid for the company may be ...

Appointment at Monument

Kevin Stratton has joined Monument's accident and health team. Mr Stratton becomes managing director...

Goshawk reports loss

Former Lloyd's insurer Goshawk has reported a loss after tax of $3m (£1.6m) for the 12 months up to ...

Former Opus chair joins SBJ board

Former Opus chairman Simon Ellen has taken up the same role at broker SBJ. It follows the completion of the sale of 51% of SBJ stock to private equity house Capital Z.

Student insurance provider in major tie up

Online student insurance specialist www.cover4students.com has signed a deal with the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. Ucas processes all applications for undergraduate courses at universities and colleges across the UK.

NU predicts stable rates

Norwich Union said it expects stable premium rates across both personal and commercial lines after announcing its 2004 results.

Court finds for ACE

The ACE Group of Companies has announced that California Superior Court Judge James L. Warren has entered judgment in favor of several ACE companies in a lawsuit brought against Insurance Company of North America (INA), INA FinancialCorporation, ACE…

Aviva confirms RAC deal at £1.1bn

Aviva has confirmed plans to buy roadside assistance company RAC for £1.1bn in cash and stock as predicted by Post Magazine yesterday. The deal will give it access to 7 million motorists. Up to 1700 jobs could be lost under plans to relocated 800…

NU touted as possible RAC bidder

City analysts have placed Norwich Union parent Aviva in the frame for RAC, after the insurance and roadside recovery giant revealed it had received an approach "that may lead to an offer to buy the business."

Claims People sees rise

Loss adjuster the Claims People recorded a 36% increase in turnover from £1.97m to £2.67m in 2004, with profits more than doubling.

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