News
Caravan theft warning.
Norwich Union has warned caravan enthusiasts to protect their vehicles from cunning thiefs during th...
First past the post-natal.
Grip has broadened its range of non-discriminatory insurance products with Equality, the first polic...
PIA goes out with wave of hard-hitting action.
Insurance industry regulators are going out with a bang rather than a whimper, issuing a wave of exp...
Fishers on buyout trail.
Fishers International chairman Sir Timothy Kitson has stated he expects to be announcing further acq...
Taylor keeps optimistic on falling rates.
Lloyd's chairman Max Taylor put a brave face on plunging rates in the reinsurance market by insistin...
French reinsurer to open London office.
French reinsurer Sorema, part of the Groupama/GAN group, is to open a London branch office. Alexi...
Norwich Union's latest advertising campaign.
Invest your lolly with Norwich Union and brace yourself for a windfall. That's the message of NU's l...
Dotting the I and crossing the T.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Announcement on deal imminent.
The boards of Lindsey Morden and Hambro Insurance Services are set to announce a decision on the ter...
Driving force in cover.
The UK's largest provider of minibus insurance, MinibusPlus, has teamed up with the AA to launch a n...
Bankers and insurers at odds over Bill.
American insurance industry representatives have been meeting with their banking counterparts in ord...
Porn to be bad.
E-porn is challenging e-mail born viruses for the top concern among mangers of firms wired up to the...
Common sense must win the broker debate.
Not for the first time do I find myself in total accord with Simon Arnold (PM, 3 Sept, p??). His ...
No win, no fee? Not quite.
Despite what its nickname says, conditional fees arrangements (no win, no fee) can still result in a losing plaintiff having pay the other side's costs. Steve Banner looks at protections against this.
Chiyoda boss loses fight with cancer.
George Felton, the chairman of the Chiyoda Fire and Marine Insurance Company (Europe) of Japan, pass...
HHH's acquisition plans gather momentum.
Hill House Hammond director Paul Tonkin has announced he expects the company to make a further four ...
Clearing up Stock Market confusion.
I do not believe there is one professional in the City who is in any doubts as to the business of In...
Insurers set for messy fight over Swissair crash damages.
When Swissair flight 111 from New York's Kennedy Airport to Geneva plunged into the Atlantic Ocean l...
Landlord cover boost.
Brian Chubb Insurance has enhanced its Landlord's Choice domestic let insurance policy. The new look...
RSA have missed chance to rebuild confidence.
Royal Sun Alliance is having a bad year. Hopes that the sweeping changes at the very top - with the ...
It's all Greek to ERC.
The close bond between giant reinsurer ERC Frankona and Greek supplier of insurance industry service...
Standards argument stands test of time.
As the arguments regarding standards of professionalism within the industry continue to rage, it's i...
What the papers say.
THE TIMES A police force paid out more than £10m in damages and costs to settle four claims of ma...
In the midst of terror.
When a terrorist bomb ripped through the heart of Nairobi, ex-pat loss adjuster John Miners was caught up in the carnage. Here he gives Post Magazine his account of the day's horror.