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IT services not a new concept
Why not call a spade a spade? Adrian McNay's letter 'Costly bespoke IT development unnecessary' (PM,...
China and India in sight for Lloyd's push
Further to your article on my recent speech to the British Insurance Brokers' Association ('Lloyd's ...
Will FSA resurrect networks?
The path to Financial Services Authority regulation was littered with broking network failures. Some...
Judges show good sense in asbestos case
Regrettably, most of the reactions to Barker v Corus (see pages 2 and 13) that we have seen in the p...
Smaller firm passion can deliver high-quality service
I support Martin Mathieson's comments relating to the perceived differences between loss adjusting f...
Insurance boss hits out at cheap shots
I am sure that by now most of Post Magazine's readers are heartily sick of the mud slinging by the a...
Biba packs political punch
The British Insurance Brokers' Association's move to step up its political campaigning was evident a...
Transparency is no bad thing
Commission disclosure
Time is right for the ABI to show courage
It is pleasing to see that the Association of British Insurers is considering a press campaign to ra...
If there was no London Market, you'd have to invent one
Dear Friend, Back in February, I hosted a round-table panel of senior reinsurance professionals bas...
Will ABI plan be plane sailing?
The Association of British Insurers may have come in for some stick in the past for some of its draw...
Eiffel Towergate anyone?
The news that the European Commission is referring several member states, including France, Germany ...
Complacency over investigation
I was interested to see (CIS director of general insurance) David Neave's letter in Post Magazine (1...
Mystery shopper carried out in good faith
With reference to the mystery shopper article last week, if that is all the information provided to ...
ATE market needs to repair image
Post Magazine is right to highlight the Rogers v Merthyr Tydfil appeal as one that should bring more...
Neave gets Saturday night fever
Former Royal and Sun Alliance claims guru David Neave is the latest to have a 1970s flashback after ...
Reinstatement costs addressed
I write with regard to the interview with Tony Boobier ('Mr Fix It', PM, 16 March 2006, pp10-11). T...
Work together to tackle MID
Yet again, it appears that the subject of Motor Insurance Database threatens to open up a war of wor...
Call for a return to thorough training
I wholeheartedly agree with Jim Pittman's comments regarding the recruiting and training of claims s...
ZM points to mutual pitfalls
Zurich Municipal's response to the news that 28 London boroughs plan to form an insurance mutual las...
Internet will not be threat to old values
In response to the article 'Internet brands bid for insurance space' (PM, 23 March 2006, p40), I wou...
Industry's sporting chance
Last week saw two major sporting tie-ups involving insurers: Manchester United announced a £56.5m sh...
Agenda not quite right, says Co-op's questioning director
As managing director of britishinsurnace.com, I wonder what Simon Burgess' agenda is in his letter '...