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Rapid pace for P&C.

Wall Street stock analysts expect premium growth in the property & casualty industry to reach 7.4% t...

Talking about an e-revolution.

Brokers can charge clients a higher rate of interest if they move from insurers' schemes to a single premium finance house, especially as finance houses move to electronic data interchange (EDI). Simon Threadgold reports on the dynamics of a fast…

Masking the problem.

As claim and counter claim is made in the furore surrounding the compensation shortfall created by the liquidation of Chester Street Insurance Holdings, Edward Murray sifts through the facts.

Flood defences.

MPs have urged the government to appoint a flood czar to help streamline the system for handling dis...

A Winter's tale.

Oxford-based broker Thomas Winter has been appointed as the sole approved broker of the Scottish Fed...

Hanover deal.

Scheme broker Hanover Park Commercial has signed up Norwich Union and Axa to jointly underwrite a ne...

Classic cover.

High net worth specialist RK Harrison has teamed up with Axa to offer an exclusive product Classic P...

And then there were three.

There are already two trade associations representing the accident management industry, but last week, a new one was announced. Tony Baker, heading up the venture, explains why he feels the industry needs another association and what it will do.

What the Papers Say.

The Daily Telegraph Lollipop men and women using a new type of lightweight pole have discovered t...

Exclusion warning.

The Financial Ombudsman Service has warned insurance companies about the widespread use of exclusion...

Calleo sells stake.

European management and IT services company Calleo Consolidated Technologies has sold a 14% stake in...

CCC closure.

Peterborough-based accident repair management company CCC International has decided to focus its ene...

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