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Watermark rises.
Lloyd's underwriting agency AE Grant has revealed that its underwriting system Watermark is fully op...
Interview - CILA chief targets next generation.
Star Trek fan Paul May next month becomes president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters. In his first interview he tells Francis Higney how he plans to boldly go where no president has gone before.
Axa raises flat dwellers' benefits.
Flat owners and residents have been offered a new insurance deal by Axa. The insurer has re- vamp...
All points bulletin on computer crime.
Data recovery specialist Vogon International has launched what it claims is the first ever electroni...
Syndicates blueprint.
New proposals for the running of Lloyd's syndicates were published this week. Proportional reinsuran...
St Paul Insurance's new risk management pack.
A new risk management pack has been devised to help construction companies clamp down on claims. The...
Mediations rise.
The Centre for Dispute Resolution has unveiled a survey which has found that mediations increased la...
Steve Roach is winner of the Avon Insurance hospitality box.
Steve Roach, the winner of the Avon Insurance competition for a hospitality box at the recent Queen'...
IIB denies it is behind cheeky mailshot.
A postal protest against the General Insurance Standards Council's stealthlike fundraising has added...
Report finds customers opt to spread insurance costs.
For the first time, there are more customers paying their insurance premiums monthly rather than ann...
Urgent care relief from PPP.
Independent financial advisers can help the aged with a new post-funded product from PPP Health-care...
Exclusive - Marsh plans back office nerve centre.
The world's largest insurance broker Marsh is planning to relocate all its back office operations to...
Amdahl Global Solutions has won its 100th European customer.
Disaster recovery service provider Amdahl Global Solutions has won its 100th European customer. Brit...
Great expectations.
The Solicitors' Indemnity Fund chairman Peter Williamson has said he is likely to be seeking a £240m...
Football competition: who's in and who's out.
The teams left in the Post Magazine Charity Football Competition will take another step on the road ...
CILA fails members in favour of bosses.
We read the articles on the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters two weeks ago and then attended th...
Solid roots, new branches.
It's not just insurers, loss adjusters and brokers on the merger trail. The insurance litigation arena will host three official mergers next week as Alex Broad explains.
The industry's 'Oscars'.
All eyes are now turning to the Royal Albert Hall on 7 July. This is when the winners of the fifth a...
Brands on the run.
With the influx of new entrants, traditional insurers have been forced to reassess the value of their brand. Jonathan Swift reports.
IBM nets £500m in German outsourcing deal.
IBM has completed the largest ever European insurance outsourcing deal with German insurer Parion af...
New body for IFAs.
A new trade organisation for independent financial advisers was launched this week. The Associati...
Insurers urged to tune in to local radio.
Insurers have been told to tune into opportunities offered by the airwaves to boost brand impact. ...
Standard Life plea.
Standard Life has called for an easing of regulatory responsibility. Corporate services manager M...
Postscript - What the Papers Say.
DAILY EXPRESS A gay pupil is suing a private boys' school for damages after his nose was broken b...