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Gray heads Jeddah.

Bupa has appointed David Gray as managing director of Bupa Middle East, based in Jeddah in the Kingd...

Willis wins award.

Risk management and insurance intermediary Willis Group has won an award from the Environmental Syst...

Partners in claims.

Edward Murray finds out what Norwich Union and IPRS had in mind when they joined up to launch a rehabilitation pilot scheme for those out of work.

Ahead of the game.

Hanover Park likes to be one move ahead of the market and its competitors. Director Steve Brindley lets Diane Smyth in on the secret of its success.

Miller tops event.

At the recent Insurance Athletics track and field championships, a team from broker Miller Insurance...

First aid for whiplash.

Zurich's Claims Injury Management Team has taken the pain out of whiplash claims, with an innovative motor injury whiplash programme offering a fast and effective outcome both for claimants and for insurers, writes Jonathan Swift.

Lift off for network.

Problem: Willis had minimal penetration in the SME sector and provincial brokers were losing leverage with insurers. Tim Collison discovers the enter-prising solution that the company came up with.

Appointment at Tempest Re.

Kin K Gee has been made chief life and health officer at Tempest Re. Previously he was president ...

Sampo buys Optiva.

Sampo Finance is to acquire Optiva Pank, the third largest bank in Estonia, from the Central Bank of...

New chief for IIL.

Max Taylor, the chairman of Lloyd's has been elected president of the Insurance Institute of London....

Wintrip quits Miller Pycraft.

Robin Wintrip has resigned from loss adjuster Miller Pycraft's special investigations unit and has s...

No Action in Equitable case.

With reference to your news story, 'D-Day for Equitable', PM 15 June, front cover. Mr Baylis and ...

Swiss Re gets share of CIIH.

Swiss Re has taken a 9.9% share in China Insurance International Holdings for $15m (£9.5m) following...

Masters of disasters.

It is fitting that in a year when the issue of rail safety reached a head with the Paddington train crash, the loss adjuster of the year award should be given to a specialist rail division, writes Jonathan Swift.

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