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Unum moves West.

Income protection insurer Unum is to open a new office in Bristol early next year, creating up to 75...

Bigger cut for Axa.

Axa Group is to increase its stake in its US subsidiary Axa Financial from 60.3% to 100%, under plan...

Fieldwork.

The pressures on the farming sector have risen dramatically and new laws may exacerbate the rural situation. With many farmers struggling to reduce costs, says Veronica Cowan, insurers are having to look further afield for business.

Europ: big plans.

Europ Assistance plans to quadruple its staff by 2005, following a major expansion of its operation ...

B&W set to merge.

Bacon & Woodrow, one of the UK's leading firms of actuaries and consultants, has announced restructu...

QBE debates UK HQ.

Australian insurer QBE could relocate its head office to London, managing director Frank O'Halloran ...

CGNU's sales soar.

UK insurance giant CGNU has recorded a 14% rise in worldwide new business sales for long-term saving...

Appointment at Merricks.

Merricks has made two new appointments. Steve Loftus has joined as a senior lawyer and Fleur Kitchin...

Mouse trap.

E-commerce and the internet have fundamentally changed the type of risks that an IT company must protect itself against. And with potential disaster just a click away, it is vital insurers keep up to speed, say Eija Holmstrom and David Savage.

Appointment at Saratoga.

Saratoga Systems has appointed Bradley Palser as vice president of engineering. Mr Palser will be re...

Cybersettlement.

The UK version of online claims settlement system Cybersettle, which is now due for launch at the en...

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