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New regulator gets yes vote.

More than 350 members of the Institute of Insurance Brokers attended an extraordinary general meeting in Birmingham this week to decide the future of broker regulation. Francis Higney reports on the outcome.

IFAs lead market.

Independent Financial Advisers continue to lead the £11 billion investment and insurance market. Fig...

Aon on the up.

Aon Corporation posted interim results which showed total revenue for the quarter was around £1bn - ...

Auction of England shirt.

They think the biddings over, it is now. A replica 1966 England shirt signed by Sir Geoff Hurst was ...

Steady dental cover.

Employees can smile with confidence after BCWA held the premiums for its company and dependents dent...

Keane buys Icom.

US IT consultant Keane has acquired its first European company, with a £30.6m buy-out of UK-based IT...

Brokers vote on proposal.

Brokers from all over the country descended on Birmingham earlier this week to vote on a proposal by...

Garden tools policy.

Age Concern Insurance Services (ACIS) has come up with a product for its green fingered clients. Ins...

Cendant in fraud scare.

Troubled Cendant, the US direct marketing and franchising group which recently acquired British brea...

Chubb merges three units.

Chubb Insurance Company of Europe has amalgamated three of its units into a new streamlined and effe...

Fire alarms.

Smokecloak has launched the first range of smoke security devices with built-in battery back-up fitt...

What to do when waters break.

Insurers are playing a wait and see game before becoming embroiled in a row which could end up costi...

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