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Baffled by health cover and its terminology.
The UK working population could lose around £5.5bn in wages every week because of "ignorance" accord...
Mother dear, I'll sue you'.
Insurers and the president of the Federation Of Insurance Lawyers, Martin Bruffell, have condemned a...
Tele-tech in CIBC deal.
Tele-tech has agreed a seven year contract with CIBC Insurance to offer the insurer a range of custo...
Blair gets millennium bug warning.
Insurers have warned Prime Minister Tony Blair that the year 2000 problem is potentially the single ...
CAT lapped up by ACE for £430m.
Acquisition hungry ACE has taken over Bermuda-based property catastrophe reinsurer CAT for £430m. ...
Taking the chair.
The first candidate for a joint Eversheds/Post Magazine debate made a robust defence of mega brokers and market forces. Liz Loxton reports.
CU plans Italian job.
Commercial Union has teamed up with Italian mutual bank BPL to expand its life and general insurance...
When managers managed to do too much.
In post-war England, the combination of a return to peacetime conditions and the advent of a radical...
2000 begins to bug Parliament.
Everyone seems to be waking up the the enormous potential of the millennium bug to cause huge damage...
Top drawer cabinet plan.
Manufacturers of burglary resistant office furniture can now apply to join a new standard-setting sc...
Bringing claims up to speed.
Twice in the space of a few days major figures in the UK insurance market have slammed the London ma...
Mergers weigh heavy on insurers' minds.
Survey shows many bosses fear mergers and acquistitions and are concerned about introduction of the euro.
RBS in IFA link-up.
The Royal Bank of Scotland has linked up with IFA Portfolio Mortgage Panel as more and more lenders ...
Broker cements building deal.
J & H Marsh McLennan and the Scottish Building Employers' Federation have completed a deal which del...
Antiques alert goes out.
Antique dealers are being warned about an "alarming increase" in thefts, some involving sledgehammer...
French say 'oui' to risk.
The French government has taken the plunge into the private risk insurance market by signing a 10-ye...
Big guns call for 'pensions for all'.
Three major insurers have urged the government to bite the bullet and compel people to save for thei...
Gordon saves the day.
Goalkeeping legend Gordon Banks helped MiniBusPlus, the largest UK supplier of minibus insurance, to...
New trade body, new leader.
The appointment of Marie-Louise Rossi as chief executive of the new, yet-to-be named London market t...
Time right for honour.
Guardian Group executive director (marketing), Ray Pierce, presented up and coming touring car maest...
Insurers not playing by redundancy rules'.
Union chiefs have blasted the insurance industry for "not playing by the rules", and "hiding behind ...
US health law is failing.
A law intended to guarantee health coverage for Americans who change employment is not working out a...
Going solo.
Sole supplier arrangements are the inevitable outcome of insurers cutting the size of their loss adjusting panels. Liz Loxton finds out what the market think about this trend.
£1m Hillsboro payout.
A £1m award to a victim of the Hillsborough disaster is unlikely to spell trouble for insurers. S...