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Fraud fight
Fraud 2007
What the Papers said this week
Sunday Telegraph Andrew Moss, the chief executive of insurance giant Aviva, is expected to lay ...
Groupama trials PAYD
Groupama UK has said it will await the results of a large-scale telematics pilot by its parent compa...
Provident uses Acturis
Provident insurance, recently acquired by international financial services company GMAC, has reveale...
Marsh expands risk team
Marsh has appointed Chris Houston as a senior consultant in its property risk consulting team. Based...
Fortis: commercial vehicle web sales are still lagging
Fortis' new director of digital strategy has said commercial vehicle is still five years behind priv...
Provident launches on Acturis broker platform
Provident Insurance - recently acquired by GMAC – has revealed that its products are now on the Acturis broker platform.
EA in sales restructure
Europ Assistance has re-organised the structure of its sales and account management functions.
DWF hails staged accident victory
Six men suspected of conspiring to cause accidents at roundabouts in Leeds have had their claims for compensation thrown out of court. They have also been ordered to pay the legal costs of their cases following a successful defence by law firm DWF on…
'87 storm repeat would cost £7bn
Risk management solutions says the impact of a 1987 strength windstorm on Britain today could cost between £4bn and £7bn across Europe.
GHL appoints development executives
GHL Insurance Services UK has expanded its business development and agency teams with two new internal appointments.
RSA reminds Westminster of flood defence urgency
Royal and Sun Alliance has added its voice to the calls for further review of the funding for flood defences. The insurer's property development manager, Alan Gairns said: "We are very disappointed that the £800m earmarked for flood risk management will…
Hiscox launches combined war, terrorism and political violence cover
As the lines separating events of war, terrorism and political violence become increasingly blurred, Hiscox has responded by launching a combined insurance policy to protect companies against the individual or combined effects of all three.
Hiscox launches three in one terror cover
As the lines separating events of war, terrorism and political violence become increasingly blurred, Hiscox,has responded by launching a combined insurance policy to protect companies against the individual or combined effects of all three.
Open GI set to launch product push
Open GI has appointed Jes Westerman as head of insurer software development to expand its range of products available to brokers.
Equal pay cases to hit private sector
Equal pay litigation is set to take the private sector by storm, according to legal expenses insurer...
Elliott joins ACM ULR
Gary Elliott has been appointed as the new associate director for account development at ACM ULR, th...
Monkey magic
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CBG broker buy continues national push
CBG Group has expanded its UK footprint with the £2.7m purchase of London-based broker Marcus Hearn....
DAS rolls out motor team
Legal expenses insurer DAS has created a new team focusing on motor business from major corporate cl...
Axa sees crime claims soar
The latest Axa Business Crime Index has found that the number of business crime claims settled betwe...
Research giveaway at Post conference
Post is giving away a copy of an exclusive report from Consumer Intelligence, which contains researc...
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