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Tradex offers free PL cover

Motor trade insurer Tradex will be giving free public liability, product and service indemnity cover on its motor trade road risks policies to self-employed operators with no employees and no premises.

FSA’s menu on polarisation is too complex, says AIFA

The director general of the Association of Independent Financial Advisers, Paul Smee, said: “The FSA’s proposed version of the menu is overly complex and there is a danger that it will not be read by consumers. This in turn will not meet the regulator’s…

FSA regulation lacks clarity says Airmic

The lack of clarity about the impact of the FSA regulatory impact on the risk management sector in the UK is proving highly damaging according to Nick Chown, chairman of the Association of Insurers and Risk Managers (Airmic). There is a question about…

Legal costs hit 60% mark for EL premiums

Legal expenses are pushing up the cost of liability claims, which are threatening to get out of control, the Association of Insurance and Risk managers conference heard today.

RIMS contingent heads to London

A group of members of the Risk and Insurance Management Society in America is planning to visit the London market and Lloyd’s in September to address the ‘intense interest’ in the coverage and capacity that it can provide.

RSA gets on its bike

This weekend nine members of Royal & Sun Alliance's marketing team are taking place in the London to Brighton sponsored bike ride.

Cobra in RSA tie up

Cobra, the independent commercial broking alliance, has announced that Royal & Sun Alliance has joined its panel with immediate effect.

Lloyd's signs £10m deal with Unisys

Lloyd's has signed an infrastructure managed services agreement with IT provider Unisys, with a potential estimated value of £10m to Unisys over the five year term of the contract.

NAIC works on a unified state-based regulatory framework

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has submitted a detailed framework document to th US House Financial Services Chairman Michael Oxley, detailing ongoing and proposed steps to create a state-based national system of insurance…

Helphire announces profits of £35m

Helphire Group has announced gross profits of £35.1m for the year ending 31 March 2004, with pre-tax profits on ordinary activities in the region of £7.1m, an increase of 35%, in comparison to last year’s £5.3m).

Norwich Union in new property outsourcing deal

Land Securities property outsourcing business, Land Securities Trillium, has today agreed a major deal with Norwich Union to manage and improve its core occupational estate.

Cox moves to defend reserves strength

Cox Insurance Holdings has issued a robust statement rejecting recent press reports which cast doubt over its reserves and speculated on the real reasons for the termination of take over talks with insurer Highway.

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