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You shall go to the ball

Soaring liability premiums have meant that many events this year — most notably firework displays — have had to be cancelled. However, there are still insurers out there prepared to offer cover for certain risks at a reasonable rate, says David Fanning.

Beyond belief

Though they were traditionally arrest-free zones, places of worship are not immune from crime. Theft and vandalism, in particular, are posing increasing problems for all denominations. Edward Murray explains.

Polishing up the Irish market

Ireland had, for some, lost its shine, but recent initiatives by the Irish government to drive down claims costs have buffed up the country's insurance sector — in particular, the liability market — and restored its attraction for UK insurers. Richard…

A niche with bite

Pets come in all shapes and sizes, but the UK is currently experiencing a surge in interest in the more exotic variety, most of which need specialist care — and insurance cover. Jane Bernstein examines the attractions of this unusual niche sector.

10 years ago.

The present crisis facing many smaller companies over employers' liability should come as no surpris...

Under the bonnet

David Laxton and Alison Pritchard take a look at Standard and Poor's motor report, lift the lid on the UK motor insurance sector and check how well its components are functioning in the current climate.

Brand and deliver

Over the last five years, insurers have discovered the cost and time savings - not to mention the potential for brand extension - of delivering replacements for stolen or damaged items, rather than haggling over their cash value. Mira Butterworth…

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