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Show me the money.

A need to give customers the chance to pay premiums by instalments has seen insurers embrace premium credit schemes. Simon Threadgold finds out how this can benefit the company as much as the policyholder.

Bigger and better.

Will you be one of those to step up to the podium at the Royal Albert Hall, in front of 2000 of your contempories, as a winner in this year's British Insurance Awards?

Scourge of fee schemes.

The letter 'Bad adjusting practices leave fraudsters at large' (PM 14 Jan) makes me realise how fort...

Vital message.

Denis Loretto is right to state that brokers should not be written off for personal lines insurance ...

NetIQ's brainwave.

NetIQ is to join with TRS Consulting to deliver total solutions to the financial trading marketplace...

Fired up for arson.

Zurich Municipal has teamed up with local authorities to extinguish the rising tide of school arson....

Pandering to panda lovers.

National Provident Insurance has teamed up with the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) to devise an eth...

Brokers in pay row.

Five brokers worked for Cantor Fitzgerald International on its Belgian government securities desk. ...

Appointment at CMG.

European IT services group CMG has promoted Kevin Blunsum from management consultant to associate di...

Safer shopping.

To reduce claims against shopping centres, retailers have been told to be proactive and professional...

L&G looks at £20m.

Legal & General has been chosen by the Britannia Building Society to write its buildings and content...

Bank on Zurich.

Zurich is continuing in its drive to become a complete financial services organisation with the Swis...

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