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Lloyd's mourns Sax Riley.

The insurance community mourned this week the passing of former Lloyd's chairman Sax Riley, who died ...

Broadening horizons.

As increasing numbers of people choose to work abroad, the international market for private medical insurance looks bright for businesses. Sam Barrett gives an in-depth diagnosis of the expat sector.

Events.

5-7 August Vermont Captive Insurance Association 2003 Conference VCIA, Vermont, US Tel: +1 8...

Back to the future.

By viewing the motor sector in an alternative light, insurers have realised that customer retention is a less costly option than the acquisition of new business. Richard Adams says going back to basics and encouraging customer loyalty moves the focus…

Reversal of fortunes.

Over the last few years, a drop in revenue and the loss of senior management has hit GAB Robins very hard. However, John Castagno, who recently joined as chief executive, already seems to be turning things around. Anthony Gould reports.

Building on the flood problem.

Domestic flood claims are becoming an increasingly heavy burden for insurers and modern building techniques are adding to the problem. Bob Spencer offers a solution.

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