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Quids in for those left out.

The government wants stakeholder pensions to appeal to the great unpensioned masses. Keith Sankey outlines the theory and asks if it will work in practice.

Right on CUE.

Veronica Cowan found some sensitivity about the 'F' word when trying to discover what brokers and loss adjusters are doing about fraud.

Canada Life bond.

Canada Life has unveiled a new income bond, The Platinum Income Bond, to IFAs. The bond is being iss...

Appointment at Joslin Rowe.

Alison Kirkpatrick has been appointed as a consultant in the insurance division of Joslin Rowe. Befo...

Appointment at Munters.

Lawra While has been made a marketing executive with property damage restoration firm Munters. Previ...

Appointment at NMG.

Financial consulting group NMG has recruited two new management consultants. Chris Hubbard joins ...

The sky's the limit.

Premium rates for motor fleets have experienced a huge turnaround. The market has swung from under-capacity to over-capacity and rates are still rising as Simon Threadgold discovers.

Banks benefit in India.

The liberalisation of India's previously state-monopolised insurance sector made another small step ...

London market phases reforms.

The introduction of a single, unified system of placing and claims procedures for the London market ...

Amey solves IT.

A new outsourcing company, Amey IT Services, has been launched to provide businesses with IT infrast...

Policy has rights.

Insurance software provider Policy Master has secured the rights to distribute the Polaris ProductWr...

GE makes Alliance.

GE Financial Services has secured a five year deal with Alliance & Leicester to provide payment prot...

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