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Stakeholder depends on compulsion.

The government's stakeholder pensions scheme was discussed at length at last week's Life Insurance Association's Industry Leaders' Meeting in London. Francis Higney was there to hear both sides of this controversial story.

Ward Evans expands to London.

Ward Evans has appointed an extra 22 staff to work in its recently created London office and has rev...

Y2K railway threat.

The Office of the Rail Regulator has warned insurers that they cannot ignore the issue of Y2K compli...

Au revoir to Tellit.

Royal & Sun Alliance has sold its French direct operation, Tellit Assurances, to CGU for £7m. CGU bo...

BEIB tests water.

British Equestrian Insurance Brokers Holding jumped into the marine market with the acquisition of S...

Share watch.

They say that two heads are better than one, but the merger of Royal Insurance and Sun Alliance clea...

Y2k Euro-threat.

British insurers trading with Central and Eastern European companies are likely to be threatened by ...

Wrestling for business.

As competition hots up, household insurers are including extra cover to make their products more appealing. Jonathan Swift looks at how the market is trying to weather the storm to protect its premiums.

Sandler to resign.

Lloyd's chief executive Ron Sandler has announced he is to resign in the summer following "a smooth ...

Over to you.

The trend to outsource shows no signs of letting up. Alex Broad speaks to service providers and insurers to find out why.

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