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Poor ISA take-up.
Only 3.5% of Britain's non-savers will open new Individual Saving Accounts according to a survey by ...
Met Office says new division will go down a storm.
The Met Office is warming up to win insurance business with a new commercial division. Supplying ...
Jitters over next government blitz.
Fears over the government and media's next target area are being blamed for a split in general and l...
Anti-piracy drive.
The Federation Against Theft has reported an increase in members adopting its Audit Certification pr...
Risky business trends.
Risk management is the current buzz-word in the insurance industry, as companies look to get closer ...
Appointment at Kiln Underwriting.
Lorna Russell and Dan Williams have been made field underwriters with Link Insurance, a subsidiary o...
Broker builds on HSBC logo.
A Lloyd's introducing broker is preparing to cash in on the increasingly visible high street presenc...
Boom for war cover.
Demand for war risk cover is on the rise as the Balkans crisis continues to rumble on, Lloyd's syndi...
Appointment at Royal & Sun Alliance.
A new product manager has been appointed by R&SA to its healthcare and assistance portfolio. John Mo...
NU's CD-ROM deal.
Independent financial advisers are set to benefit from a deal between Norwich Union and multi-media ...
Post publisher snaps up leading newsletter portfolio.
Timothy Benn Publishing, publisher of Post Magazine, has acquired the assets of Incisive Research, a...
Travel relaunch.
Bishopsgate is set to relaunch its Travelcare insurance policy at the end of the month with a number...
Allied Dunbar slammed for Life of Riley claims.
Allied Dunbar has been rapped by the Advertising Standards Authority for exaggerating the luxurious ...
Approval for Bill.
A Bill which would expand patients' ability to sue health insurers for punitive damages, should insu...
Wired for sound and vision.
The London and international insurance market now has a website thanks to Internet engineers Worldwi...
What the Papers Say.
THE EXPRESS A computer glitch more deadly than the Millennium Bug could wipe out the Internet and...
Satisfy me.
Following merger movement in the loss adjusting sector, Post Magazine conducted an exclusive survey of UK insurance claims managers to see just how satisfied, or otherwise, they are with the services provided. Alex Broad explains.
£5m profit marks best year ever for Fedsure.
Fedsure General, the short-term insurance subsidiary of Fedsure, one of South Africa's leading finan...
They think it's all started ... it has now.
The second Post Magazine charity football tournament kicked off at Wormwood Scrubs and in Manchester...
PPP Healthcare to sponsor cricket.
PPP Healthcare has struck a four-year deal with the England and Wales Cricket Board to sponsor the C...
How far has insurance come in 300 years?
The ever-popular Post Magazine Insurance and Law Debate on 20 May is doubly significant for its co-h...
Customers can see standard is right - why can't industry?
With over 30 years' experience of risk management and insurance broking, as both a practitioner and ...
Deal on wheels.
Motorbike insurance specialist Chandler Direct has teamed-up with security provider Alpha Scientific...
A time for new ventures.
As CILA members prepare to adjust for a get together in Edinburgh, Alex Broad spoke to new executive director Graham Cave about recent activities and how the image of the Institute has changed.