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So many still unaware of millennium cash problem.
I read with great interest Jonathan Guy's story on your back page last week about the problems likel...
NH pushes into Europe.
Nelson Hurst (NH) is joining European insurance broking and risk consulting consortium FDG, giving t...
Omega Men move in.
A new Lloyd's managing agency, Omega Underwriting Agents Limited, has been formed to manage Syndicat...
SOFA blasts bankers' move.
The Society of Financial Advisors (SOFA) has blasted the Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB) for cr...
Exclusive - E&B adjusts to 24-hour service.
Ellis & Buckle is to undergo a dramatic reorganisation to turn itself into a 24-hour-a-day role mode...
Stars out for BIA bonanza.
In a night of a thousand insurance stars, the industry's "Oscars" for 1998 were awarded in a glitter...
You have much to be proud of.
John Greenway MP, chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services,...
Doggy in the window.
Pet cover specialist DBI Insurance has launched a web-site featuring cartoon characters Mutley and M...
One for all, say marketeers.
The Marketing Initiative of the Year, sponsored by ICD Marketing Services Group, was won by a joint ...
Judge finds no reason to block ABB merger.
The Belgian Court of Appeal has ruled that the merger between Kredietbank and insurance group ABB ca...
Clear focus wins for Aon.
Sophisticated customer segmentation techniques and a commitment to providing bespoke products earned...
Doubts cast over new watchdog appointment.
The appointment of a consumers' champion as the Irish insurance ombudsman has caused concern in some...
AIG Europe reigns in claims.
Angus Deayton, the supremely hilarious compere of the British Insurance Awards, described the insura...
Takeover bids rocket.
A KPMG finance survey shows foreign takeover bids for British businesses broke all records in the fi...
It's life, but not as we know it.
A reformation in its approach to selling life insurance saw Wesleyan Financial Services scoop the mu...
ITT L&E take Customer Care.
Sponsored by The Huon Corporation, the Customer Care Award was one of the largest categories with fi...
On the pensions track.
Standard Life launched its new pension tracker fund this month which aims to closely track the perfo...
Mutual benefit from training.
The NFU Mutual and Avon Group walked away with the Training Award after being nominated in three cat...
Winners must use award well.
The winners of the 1998 British Insurance Awards will still be congratulating themselves this week, ...
A firm leader takes CII forward.
Reforming the structure of the Chartered Insurance Institute and, in particular, the relationship of...
Trauma victims await outcome of Hillsborough appeal case.
A House of Lords appeal against the damages awarded to four police officers for psychiatric injury i...
When bad medicine results in casualties all round.
As the public become more aware of their rights, few professional fields are as vulnerable to massive litigation as healthcare. Francis Higney discovers what precautions are available to medics in the front line.
Not out on a limb.
Off-the-wall underwriter GRIP has ensured those suffering from an accident resulting in the loss of ...
Green concerns rising.
Research carried out by Standard Life has indicated that its customers are increasingly concerned ab...