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Wilma bill could reach $12bn

Risk Management Solutions has increased its estimate for U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Wilma to $8bn (£4.5bn) to $12bn (£6.72bn) from its original estimate of $6 to $10 billion.

CII to raise the bar

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has launched a new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) scheme, which it claims will 'revolutionise' the way competence is maintained and 'raise the bar' of professional standards.Launched by the CII following…

FSA announces consumer council chairman

The Financial Service Authority has appointed Adam Phillips as the vice chairman of the Financial Services Consumer Panel from 1 November. Mr Philips takes over from Dianne Hayter who stood down at the end of September 2005.

Endurance posts Q3 loss

Endurance Specialty Holdings is the latest company to be battered by Hurricane Katrina, as it reported a net loss of $377m for the third quarter of 2005 versus net income of $26.8m for the same period of 2004.

Spotlight on ... restructuring

People should not feel victimised if their company is being restructured and jobs are under threat - there can be exciting career possibilities even in the most adverse of circumstances, says Cressida Wilkie

Pre-event planning

"Pre-event planning is largely done in individual company 'silos' but what does true industry planni...

Appointment at Marsh

Marsh has made Martin Caddick leader of its business continuity management team in London. He will a...

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