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Going down a storm.

Niche players are emerging to fill gaps left by the consolidation in the loss adjusting sector. Jane Bernstein reports on one specialist firm that has benefited from an influx of work on the back of the recent storms.

IIB fights on.

The Institute of Insurance Brokers has welcomed the GISC's decision to set a dead-line of 1 Septembe...

Royal appointment.

Liverpool-based law firm Hill Dickinson has been appointed as primary property adviser for Royal Liv...

Guardian seeks staff.

Guardian IT, the computer disaster recovery firm, is looking to replace Nigel Lee and Roland Mann, t...

Positive thinking.

A recent survey of policyholders has given insurers the thumbs up. Paul Pollock takes a more detailed look at the findings.

Terrorism cover.

Towergate Commercial claims to have placed one of the largest terrorism cover facilities in the insu...

Climate threat.

Climate change is set to bring more natural catastrophes and mounts a threat to some of the most pop...

Sex bias awards rise.

Awards for sex discrimination cases at employment tribunals have almost doubled in the past year to ...

Insurers on track.

The Insurance Athletics Championship track and field dates are: 16 May - Insurance Championships Roa...

Aegon profits soar.

Aegon UK, which owns Scottish Equitable, has reported pre-tax profits of £219m, up 38% from 1999. To...

New CEO for Vizard.

City firm Vizard Oldham, formed as a result of the break-up of former practice Vizards, has appointe...

Snap happy insurer.

Towergate Underwriting Group has bolstered its photography insurance division, with the acquisition ...

Tactical adjustments.

Shrinking panels and competition for work from other professions are forcing loss adjusters to consider their position in the industry. The flexibility they must now adopt is expanding the recruitment consultants skills checklist, says Lynn Rouse.

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