Opinion
Shock resignation hits close to home for RSA
RSA has had an eventful week, with its share price hitting a 12-month high (161.9p on Tuesday) and i...
Partners in profit
Bilateral agreements
Going it alone
Credit hire
Wanting miracles at Monte Carlo
The Monte - as happens every year - will come with its major issues. While some, particularly those ...
Insurance Golf League winners
Congratulations to Paul Croft of BP Sanders and Co of Berkhamsted, the winner of the Phase 1 handica...
When the fat lady hums
You know the party is over when the fat lady sings - to quote, I am assured, an old English saying. ...
Will Benfield takeover kick start deal bonanza?
When a national newspaper reported in August that Aon was in talks to buy Benfield it appeared that ...
Legal expenses insurance plays vital role
In the recent article entitled 'The Kill Bill' on corporate manslaughter (Post, 7 August, pp 17-18),...
NU swims against tide with SME direct withdrawal
Norwich Union's decision to pull out of the direct commercial market will certainly trigger debate (...
In search of confidence
Rehabilitation
Save it for Hollywood
Claims Negotiation
Embrace change and prosper in interesting times
I've never understood the curse of 'living in interesting times' - imagine the curse of living in un...
China's development bill isn't ours to pick up
For many weeks now all eyes have been on China and the Beijing Olympics. The media have been showeri...
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RBSI: the saga rumbles on
And so one of the most drawn out summer transfer saga continues. No, I am not talking about Cristia...
Fraudster swoop must be first of many
The Hertfordshire Police and the Insurance Fraud Bureau should be congratulated for the successful p...
Time to go the extra mile
Observers of the financial services industry are always looking for signs of how the credit crunch h...
Banging the drum
The issue of commission has been a repetitive theme in the industry trade press and insurer/broker e...
Negative reaction to MoJ reforms ignores advances
I was disappointed to read the negative comments in last week's Post following the publication of th...
Sorry - how much was that again?
The Weekly
Revenge of the money-swappers
Dear friend, One thing guaranteed to annoy an underwriter is when clients start treating them like ...
Cutting insurance is short sighted in the extreme
It is hard to recall when the UK last faced the current levels of financial uncertainty. Nor, for ma...