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Claims regulation to begin in Staffs
West-Midlands-based claims management companies could flee the region following an announcement that...
Insurers must adapt to new technology
Motor Insurers must pay attention to telematics and how it could affect them or risk being left behi...
Lloyd's broker to boost book
Lloyd's broker Chesterfield Insurance aims to boost its war book to £5m in the next three years on t...
Appointment at Congregational and General Insurance
Congregational and General Insurance has recruited Harry Driver as an independent non-executive dire...
Race to the finish
A convoy of clapped-out cars left the Lloyd's building last Friday for a weekend race to raise funds...
Ascent to undergo restructure
Ascent Insurance Brokers is undergoing a large-scale reoganisation and recruitment drive, which has ...
Use of in-house legal teams is expected to rise
Insurers are expecting their in-house legal teams to expand over the next year to deal with increasi...
PPI sector situation is a shame
Following the Office of Fair Trading's feedback on payment protection insurance, Adrian Fowler discu...
Cargo issue causes strife
Almost one-third of ship owners are wrongly declaring the contents of potentially hazardous cargo, c...
Quinn: rating will help push into UK
Irish insurer Quinn Direct has finally received a rating, after conceding it will help its reputatio...
Diamonds are forever
High net worth: Jewellery
Government told to help curb road toll
The Association of British Insurers is calling on the government to adopt its plans and help reduce ...
Decision highlights unique facts
Davis v Schrogin, (Court of Appeal - 27 June 2006)
Arc Legal Assistance launches policies
Arc Legal Assistance has launched before-the-event legal expenses policies to assist claimants whose...
Liberal Democrats stress climate change commitment
Liberal Democrat Shadow Defra minister Chris Huhne yesterday underlined the Party's commitment to tackling climate change, both through mitigation and adaptation.
Max Re opens aviation unit
Max Re Capital has announced that its subsidiary, Max Re, has increased its product offerings by the formation of a dedicated aviation insurance unit that will operate from the company’s Dublin offices.
HSBC Insurance Brokers set up North American broker
HSBC Insurance Brokers is setting up its own wholesale broker for North America which will be headquartered in New York.
Adjusters called in following Yorkshire storms
Loss adjusters have been mobilised to deal with potentially hundreds of claims following storms in Leeds last night. Crawford and Company and AMG have published initial estimates of the affected areas.
Axa extends major affinity deal
Axa extended its existing partnership for the provision of travel insurance with travel company TUI until 2009. Axa and TUI, the parent company of leading brands such as Thomson and Crystal have been in partnership since 2002.
Flu is focus of government and Bank of England six week exercise
Management of a flu pandemic will be the focus of this years tripartite market wide business continuity exercise which runs from 13 October to 24 November. Over 60 organisations from the sector have been invited to participate in the exercise which is…
IFS to host free crime seminar
The Institute of Financial Services' School of Finance is running a breakfast seminar called Bank Ma...
Loss adjuster secures motor outsourcing deal
Crawford and Company has signed up UK AIM-listed claims services firm Aquilo to provide accident man...
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