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Unsteady foundations.

Jeremy Golden finds reinsurers still eager to write catastrophe cover in East Asia in the wake of the region's financial crisis, despite soft rates and high risks.

Central co-operation.

Canadian group Co-operators has set up a captive - Co-operators of Canada Reinsurance International ...

Lawyers go east.

London-based law firm Cameron McKenna is expanding its (re)insurance activity in Asia through the Si...

Shark attacks.

The uninsured loss recovery sector believes unregulated claims assessors are preying on an unwary public and taking a big bite out of any damages won. Jonathan Swift reports.

Looking for clues.

The everyday work of claims investigators may not be as glamorous as Hollywood portrays it, but it involves no less skill and expertise, as David Fanning finds out.

Fine-tuned for Scot.

Scottish Friendly Assurance has joined the user ranks for Investment Software Solutions' ISA PlanMas...

Should I stay or should I go?

As salaries rise and law firms lose whole teams, Alex Broad finds out what makes solicitors abandon ship more often now than ever before.

Lutine Trophy Race.

The St Paul team is one of 23 competing in the Lutine Trophy Race, which sets off today from Great Y...

Jack of all trades.

Brokers who diversify into consultancy work have an important role to play in the reinsurance market of the future. Adrian Leonard reports.

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