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The London P&I Club stresses need for safety
Marine mutual The London P&I Club has stressed the need to provide vessels' crew and visitors with s...
Rubicon bags two contracts
Insurance solutions provider Rubicon has announced two contract wins for motor claims and loss adjus...
Adjuster targets top five after MBO
Loss adjuster Carmichaels is looking to grow nationwide by opening an additional 10 offices in the n...
Government proposals on uninsured vehicles
Government proposals to allow the police to seize, and where appropriate destroy, uninsured vehicles...
Independent research on car's head restraint position
Millions of motorists could be adjusting their car's head restraint to a position that actually incr...
Insurers face £1.1bn car crime bill
Most drivers do nothing to prevent thieves breaking into their cars, according to research by Autogl...
Cox acquisition boosts UK network to 54
Cox Insurance has acquired Northern-Ireland-based J McWhirter Insurance Brokers for £5m, increasing ...
Heath Lambert wins Darlington contract
Darlington Building Society has appointed Heath Lambert Insurance Services to provide general insurance products to its members.
Drivers increasing risk of whiplash injury
Millions of motorists could be adjusting their car's head restraint to a position that actually increases their chance of suffering from a whiplash injury, according to Allianz Cornhill.
Hiscox launches major advertising campaign
Hiscox has launched a major three month advertising campaign targetting affluent homeowners.
Allianz awards Rubicon new outsourcing contract
Allainz Cornhill has awarded a further three year contract to Rubicon, to administer its claims start motor claim notification service.
Rehab: Working Party tackles psychology of injury
The insurance and legal sector supported Rehabilitation Working Party is hosting a one-day conference on The Psychology of Injury next month which will look at the need for a new claims model for personal injury.
Time to Test Yourself: A selection of questions from various past CII qualification papers
Whether studying for Chartered Insurance Institute exams or just to test yourself, see how you do
Government plans to seize and destroy uninsured vehicles
Government proposals to allow the police to seize, and where appropriate destroy, uninsured vehicles were set out today by Road Safety Minister David Jamieson.
Markel International
Markel International has made Tony Curtin claims manager - specialty, property casualty. He has more...
500 NU staff go in outsourcing deal
Norwich Union is transferring 500 jobs through an outsourcing deal with document services supplier W...
Utley appointed director
Former Cox chief executive Neil Utley has been appointed non-executive director of personal injury f...
What the papers said this week
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH The UK's booming compensation culture tripped up last year, according to new fi...
Silverstein delivers opening arguments
London Market News
Swinton acquires
East Anglia-based broker Waveney Insurance Brokers has transferred most of its personal lines business to Swinton.
NU to transfer 500 staff to outsourcer
Norwich Union is transferring 500 jobs through an outsourcing deal with document services supplier Williams Lea in a deal worth £225m over 10 years.
West Country broker in recruitment drive
Regency Insurance Brokers says it is expecting one of its busiest years since its creation in the 1980s due to new client wins and the expansion of the business.
Oak Underwriting founder passes on MD reigns
Oak Underwriting has appointed Robert Trott as managing director from the 1 November. For the last ten years he has been a regional manager for Chubb Europe.