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Beyond a reasonable doubt.
While an employer may be certain that one of his workers has been stealing from or cheating the company, proving it to the satisfaction of a loss adjuster so that an insurer pays out can be easier said than done. Ted Baskerville reports.
Profits on the up - Domestic & General.
Specialist domestic appliance breakdown insurer Domestic & General's turnover increased by 10.3% to ...
Exclusive - Global rebranding for Cunningham.
Lindsey Morden Claims Services has unveiled a global rebranding following its buyout of the Cunningh...
Put yourself in the know.
Risk managers get together to moan, groan or to hone in on the best way to manage risk as pressures ...
Disc plea is like a broken record.
The clamour for windscreen insurance discs is rising again, with magistrates joining the call for th...
Jardine Lloyd Thompson sponsor category.
Insurance and reinsurance brokers Jardine Lloyd Thompson sponsored the Best Insurance Submission cat...
Appointment at Cunningham International.
James Bromley-Challenor and Roger Kemp have joined the financial institutions and special risks divi...
Appointment at Crowe Insurance Group.
Paul Singleton has been appointed as group resources manager for Crowe Insurance Group. His role wil...
Cunningham Ellis & Buckle to manage claim.
Loss adjuster Cunningham Ellis & Buckle has been instructed to manage the claim resulting from a war...
Dead cert cover.
Abbey Life has devised a new protection solutions package after its research indicated people in the...
Munich Re anticipates Polish boom.
Munich Re has expanded its international organisation by establishing a service company in Warsaw - ...
Now the talking can really start.
David Worsfold looks at what might be on the agenda for the newly-appointed select committee which will review the Financial Services and Markets Bill.
NatWest/Aon deal.
NatWest Insurance Services has teamed up with Aon Risk Services in order to deal with the general in...
Avon challenge.
Avon has launched a reward programme aimed at its key supporting brokers. 'Sporting Challenge' fo...
Congress debates Millennium Bug Bill.
A Bill proposing limited liability on business failures as a result of the Millennium Bug is current...
Profits on the up - Norwich Union.
Norwich Union's annual operating earnings jumped 11% to £716m. Its life and pensions business was up...
There was something about Mary.
Women working in the insurance industry may sometimes feel they have to work twice as hard as their ...
St Paul gets to grips with Woolf Report.
St Paul International Insurance this week hosted a series of seminars for brokers on the implication...
Your chance to make an impression in the box.
The VIP box, that is, by winning this month's top football competition.
What the Papers Say.
THE EXPRESS A wife who paid for a stripper for her husband's 40th birthday party has sued for dam...
Davies info system.
Davies Chartered Loss Adjuster is to go live with an on-line central information system for claims r...
Solicitors welcome fall in claims.
Claims against the legal profession are dropping off with a further 15% decline in notifications to ...
Watchdog chief urges insurers to tape calls.
The insurance ombudsman Walter Merricks has warned insurers they must install recording systems in c...
War on dodgy hire firms begins.
Insurers are "at last" fighting back in the war against crooked credit hire companies. Jim Burrel...