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Fieldwork.

The pressures on the farming sector have risen dramatically and new laws may exacerbate the rural situation. With many farmers struggling to reduce costs, says Veronica Cowan, insurers are having to look further afield for business.

Europ: big plans.

Europ Assistance plans to quadruple its staff by 2005, following a major expansion of its operation ...

Mouse trap.

E-commerce and the internet have fundamentally changed the type of risks that an IT company must protect itself against. And with potential disaster just a click away, it is vital insurers keep up to speed, say Eija Holmstrom and David Savage.

Upwardly immobile.

A report by telebroker Peoples Choice has found that older cars are more likely to get stolen. It pu...

What the Papers Say.

THE SUN A woman cop allowed her lesbian partner to drive her squad car then lied when she crashed...

Amlin reorganises

London-market insurer Amlin has announced a major restructuring of its underwriting operations. The...

Team in EC3 move.

City insurance litigation specialist Kennedys has doubled the size of its Mark Lane office, with the...

Hiscox: more tiers.

Specialist insurer Hiscox has gone live with another tier of partnerships for its online home insura...

Special delivery.

Direct Line has integrated its claims and underwriting database into its online insurance quotation ...

Taking the initiative.

In this age of revenue-driven initiatives, insurance covers are critical to structuring major projects, but the market may not yet be delivering all that project sponsors require, reports Richard Willsher.

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