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Self-build - Laying the foundations
Property
Sainsbury's in motor drive
Sainsbury's Bank is only weeks away from launching its first national TV advertising campaign for in...
Penny Black's insurance week
Penny was disappointed to miss the premiere of the last Star Wars film, Revenge of the Sith in Leice...
Fighting fire with fire
Composite Panels
Risk of asbestos in the workplace
Four out of five employers are doing nothing to stem the risk of asbestos in the workplace, accordin...
Crackdown on uninsured drivers
A crackdown on uninsured drivers could result in an additional 50,000 successful prosecutions, durin...
Axa Art restructures
Axa Art is restructuring to make way for increased penetration in the UK and international business....
Broker Jelf increases its turnover
Broker Jelf increased its turnover in the six months up to 31 March by 20% to £4.9m (2004: £4.1m). I...
Homeserve announces operating profits
Homeserve has announced operating profits of £42.4m for the year ended 31 March 2005, a 30.8% increa...
Slip sliding away
Motoring accidents in wet conditions could drop substantially if drivers increase their tyre tread d...
Is HBOS onto a winner?
The nation was in mourning this week with the announcement that the face of Esure, Michael Winner, h...
Insurers urged to lobby over whiplash
The UK's motor insurers are being urged to rethink vehicle group rating to include whiplash safety f...
Howden Architects' Insurance launched in Ireland
Howden Architects' Insurance Services, a division of Lloyd's broker Howden UK, has formally launched...
Events
2 June Infoline Conference - Claims Reserving for General Insurers London Tel: 01323 430816 E-ma...
Parents paying over the odds in car insurance premiums
More than 1.78 million parents are paying car insurance premiums for their children but research from Sainsbury’s car insurance indicates 25% only obtain one quote.
New text service deals blow to dodgy dealers
A £1.50 text message could save second hand car shoppers across the UK the misery of being mis-sold used vehicles, giving them access to authentic vehicle history information anytime anywhere.
Lutine Lineslip Regatta: last call
The popular Lloyd's Yacht Club Lutine Lineslip Regatta, supported by Post Magazine, which sets sail next month, is almost fully booked, but any aspiring sailors can still come on board - if they act quickly.
MIB predicts new laws could lead to 50 000 more prosecutions
A new crackdown on uninsured drivers could result in an additional 50 000 successful prosecutions during the next 12 months, the Motor Insurers' Bureau predicted today.
AA waives away motor price war fears
Claims that car insurance premiums have been substantially rising over the past year have been dismissed by the AA.
Appointment at Coface
Coface has made Walter Kee commercial manager for Ireland. He has 35 years' experience in the credit...
Zurich builds on Easy deal
Zurich will asses its motor tie-up with Easy Group before expanding its personal lines book with the...
Hiscox continues regional push with new branch base
Hiscox has expanded its premises in Colchester, converting it from a business centre into a regional...
Up to speed
The Motor Insurers' Bureau may have to start getting tough to ensure the success of its database. Ashton West warns how its power to suspend compliance failures may hit brokers, as well as insurers