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A cut above the rest.

Against all the odds thrown up by a tough market, NFU Mutual has Šmanaged truly to stand out from the rest of the crowd. Anthony Gould Šdiscovers the secret of its success.

Who we are.

Incisive Media, which organises the British Insurance Awards, Špublishes many leading financial services industry publications targeting Ša variety of specific audiences. A brief introduction to each and details Šof key contacts are listed below.

Who cares wins.

When the Bollington Group came to the aid of children's care homes Šstruggling to find cover, it did far more than just provide insurance. It Šalso educated other providers about the reality of the risks involved, Šbringing prices down. Diane Smyth…

A step ahead.

Continued professional and personal development set Terri Grainger on Šcourse for this year's Young Achiever of the Year award. David Worsfold Šfinds out what makes her so "different" from her competitors.

Blown away by rising demand.

With demand for specialist insurance set to rise, Mira Butterworth says the outlook for Lloyd's is good as it reasserts its position as a leading carrier of these types of risk.

Team spirit.

The Drainage Forum managed to pip everybody else to the post to win Šthe Claims Initiative of the Year award. Richard Adams reports.

Ahead of the game.

With an eye always on the next move, Camberford Law has not only Šdeveloped an intellectual property product but also anticipated the growth Šin complementary medicine during the past 18 months. Diane Smyth explains Šthe strategic approach.

Geared up for success.

Despite a bumpy ride for insurers during 2002, Zurich seems to be Šback in the driving seat. Jonathan Swift examines the achievements of this Šyear's Underwriter of the Year.

View from the Top.

With the impending launch of the first phase of imarket this autumn, the industry will be watching w...

Opening the door to opportunities.

Recognising that well-trained staff are key to a successful business, ŠCarole Nash implemented an enhanced training programme and reaped the Šbenefits. Anthony Gould explains.

Age laws may require cover review.

As new legislation designed to tackle unfair working practices turns the spotlight on age discrimination, Angela Howe, right, believes it is essential companies review their insurance cover to ensure they do not get caught out.

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