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Bit part players
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New RBS role for Long
Royal Bank of Scotland has stressed that the deputy chairman of its insurance group Martin Long will...
Thatcham could stall uptake of tracking devices
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MID potential is not being realised
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3.5million drivers would fail eye test
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Accuracy is essential over all accident facts
Hamilton v Hertfordshire County Council (Queen's Bench Division - 15 December 2003)
Industry must step up a gear to find solutions
The number of recent articles on windscreen insurance discs is witness to the situation our industry...
Raising the repairer standard
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Alarm urges councils to check their EL legal status
Alarm, the national forum for risk management in the public sector, is warning public organisations ...
Industry needs another Selby wake-up
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UK contributes to leap in profits for Santam
South African insurer Santam saw pre-tax income for 2003 increase from R435m (£35m) in 2003 to R1 221m (£98m), with an 186% increase in operating income.
RAC Financial Services sees revenues increase
RAC Financial Services in 2003 saw revenues up 28% to £3.2m.
Homeowners paying too much for insurance claims survey
Homeowners are paying around £2.06bn a year too much for their home insurance, the equivalent of £122 for each household, according to Bristol-based financial services company, Consumer Intelligence.
Axa boosts commercial team
Axa has announced three senior appointments within its commercial senior management team.
CMGL wins Australian reinsurance run-off contract
Claims Management Group has been appointed as run-off manager to the Australian New Cap Reinsurance Corporation (In Liquidation), following a competitive tender
National forms alliance with Hiscox for high net worth
National Australia Group’s UK insurance division, National Australia Insurance Services, has launched a high net worth home insurance product in conjunction with Hiscox.
Aon releases film risk map
Broker Aon/Albert G Ruben has released an innovative global risks in filmmaking map.
Method in training madness
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Munters launches web-based learning school
Property damage restoration firm Munters has launched a web-based 'school' for its managers. The co...
Risk management body warn school trips could cease over litigation fears
Alarm, the national forum for risk management in the public sector, today warned that traditional school trips could be abandoned because those in charge fear the prospect of being blamed for accidents.
DTI launches new flood tool
A new device to raise the profile of the risks and effects of flooding around the UK was launched by the Government’s chief scientific adviser Sir David King today.
Tracker expands reach to Spain
Vehicle recovery specilaist Tracker has extended its reach to Spain, following its recen t move to France. Tracker claims Spain’s proximity to the UK makes it a potential hiding place or “black market” for stolen vehicles.
In the frame
Axa Art has signed a three-year deal to sponsor Tefaf Maastricht, one of the world's largest annual ...
Lloyd's rules exempts 5% from LMP slips
New research has revealed that only 5% of open market business will be exempt from the requirement t...