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Glad to be on the 'net.
Telebroker Gladiator has launched the first website specialising in the non-standard sector of motor...
Research into bodily injury trends given the go-ahead.
The largest and most comprehensive piece of research into bodily injury trends in the UK has been gi...
Time to change direction.
Northern Star has turned its business around with the introduction of innovative new technology. Roger Lewis explains.
Agency Underwriting target sailing enthusiasts.
Sailing enthusiasts have been targeted by Agency Underwriting with a new Mariner's Travel Policy. Th...
Fire sent out the wrong smoke signals.
Contrary to your recent front page story (PM 24/31 Dec), the Haymarket Shopping Centre in Leicester ...
Mondial gets Smart.
Mondial Assistance has become the European assistance company for drivers of a new 'smart' car. Desi...
Sixth on buyout list.
Tokyo Marine and Fire announced last week that it has become the sixth insurer to back the $1.4bn (£...
CII wants young guns to fire up its products.
The Chartered Insurance Institute is looking for people to help design its products and services. ...
Insurance that has a lorra lorry extras.
AXA has shifted into gear and launched a haulage vehicle policy which can be used as a stand alone s...
Utley joins Cox to head retail division.
Former Privilege Insurance chief executive Neil Utley has joined Lloyd's insurer Cox. Mr Utley, w...
Traffic device helps police master roads.
Plans for the police to use a new speed-zapping gadget to slow down stolen cars look set to be given...
Insurers urged to exorcise phantoms.
Insurers have been circulated with a list of 'bogus garage operations' in a bid to counter the lates...
There's no quick fix for broken pension promises.
The row over guaranteed annuity rates has provoked some curious responses. The most readily understa...
Buying from rivals.
Both general and life insurers are gaining competitive advantage from the use of competitors' technology systems. John White explains.
Appointment at Travel & Personal Underwriters.
Eileen Porter has been made claims manager with Travel & Personal Underwriters. Previously she worke...
Children get blood money.
The children of a man who murdered his wife more than a decade ago to collect on insurance policies ...
What the papers say.
THE GUARDIAN Thousands of schools in England and Wales may stay closed next January because of ed...
A scheme with Scope.
A new scheme, Scope Select, aims to tackle discrimination within the insurance market with a number ...
AA Insurances launches TV advertising campaign.
AA Insurance launched an 11-series television advertising campaign on Tuesday, which is set to run u...
Property survey was negligent.
The plaintiffs in a dispute over a property survey were first time buyers who found a house and were...
Appointment at Cornhill Insurance.
John Knowles has been made IT executive with Cornhill Insurance. Previously he was head of claims an...
Post Magazine focuses on the human cost of arson.
Arson is a perennial problem for insurers and in the first issue of 1984 its human, as well as econo...
Nice niche for Nash.
Carole Nash has expanded in Ireland with the opening of a Dublin office and upgrading its Emerald Po...
A promised land for insurers.
Cardiff and Swansea are fast becoming hotspots for UK insurers. David Fanning finds out why.