Opinion
Time to revise recruitment
A-level results have been improving for 25 years straight and today, school leavers will receive new...
Let CEOs mystery shop on TCF
The joint managing director of TCF Index Phil Evans wrote a very interesting article regarding treat...
Help flood-hit people, then deal with premiums
It's always the same. After any disaster the inevitable headline question is 'how much will premiums...
No excuse for TV blunders
Ask anyone who has been interviewed on television or radio and they will confirm it is no easy task,...
Dixons draws first blood
The aggregator battleground is certainly hotting up with the news that Dixons has become the first h...
Irish thinking is backwards
I'm not sure who Richard Finan is referring to when he says that "Ireland has been serviced by an ou...
Cloud with a silver lining
Headlines have been dominated in recent weeks by the billions of pounds insurers will pay out as a r...
Where has spend got us?
Over the past decade, the proportion of corporate spend allocated to compliance activity has soared....
The risk manager's nightmare: a hoodie instead of a hard hat
I hope that photograph in the recent a recent article on the consequences of the weather incidents i...
ABC Insurance sets the record straight on the MGA or not MGA question
I found your recent supplement on small to medium-sized enterprises very interesting and informative...
An avoidable outcry? It's nice to see insurers making the headlines
Unfortunately headlines screaming things like 'household insurance premiums rise by 10%' are not lik...
The start-up trust game
The varied and steady stream of start-ups, all vying for a place in one of the world's most competit...
It's time to join the ranks
The Ministry of Justice personal injury claims reform consultation, which closed on 13 July, represe...
Big is not always the best
We suggest that the conclusion reached by Plimsoll's latest commentary on the UK broker community ('...
Cutback and miss out
When will the market learn? In 2002 everyone proclaimed 'never again', and yet the lack of both pric...
What next for RBSI?
The speculation that Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance is looking to develop its direct commercial of...
Insurer hits back over "scaremongering" claims
Dayton Griffiths' response to DAS comments about the Ministry of Justice consultation (Post, 19 July...
Industry needs to adapt skills focus
I read with interest John Seaton's View From the Top comment (Post, 12 July, p6). I am sure he is co...
How many Bermudians are set for Lloyd's buys?
After months of speculation about the Bermudians swooping on Lloyd's vehicles en masse, Ariel has fo...
Listen, learn and act
The origins of insurance can be traced back to coffee houses, Lloyd's and the Great Fire of London w...
Finish the Revolution
All great revolutions have an element of unfinished business. Tony Blair's New Labour project has en...
Scaremongering on insurance premiums
With its recent comments, DAS appears to be attempting to frighten both the insurance market and, pa...
For the greater good
The harsh reality of homelessness appears to have hit the insurance industry between the eyes this w...
How green is our industry?
This week I attended a Live Earth concert, which made me wonder what our industry's carbon footprint...