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Outgoing President opens conference.
Outgoing President Eddie Shaw opened the conference with a lively and energetic speech warning that ...
Alive & kicking.
A few years ago many people were predicting the days of guaranteeing brokers were numbered. Now the brokers themselves are saying their future is secure, and Andrew Newman discovers the evidence appears to back them up.
Impact pledges further support.
The final whistle had barely sounded before Impact Plus announced it would continue its sponsorship ...
Sun, sea, sand and surfing the Internet.
Holidaymakers will soon be able to zoom in on the latest holiday destinations, before they have even...
Baffled by golfing ruling.
I was impressed by Ken Cannar's recent report (Accidents will happen, PM, 14 May, p24), particularly...
Survey results prompts ABI to launch guide to income protection.
Less than one in 10 employees have any form of income protection insurance to cover the financial bu...
GP cleared of fraud praises insurer.
A doctor cleared of attempting to perpetuate a £1m insurance fraud by burning down his own nursing h...
Privilege signs deal with Suzuki.
Direct insurer Privilege has teamed up with car manufacturer Suzuki in its latest drive to offer cus...
Insurance is the solicitor's "hidden asset", says Aon.
Aon Risk Services has produced a new report in which it puts forward its ideas for settling the futu...
Alert as disqualified drivers hit the road.
Insurers have been warned to take greater care when it comes to the screening of new policyholders a...
They think it's all over ... it is now.
Football competition ends in penalty shoot-out, £850 paid for an England shirt and a bumper charity cheque.
Consumer choice is loser in kitemarking proposals.
This government has thus far prided itself on steering a careful course through the many vested inte...
No Oscars for Titanic effort.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Judgement day.
Whether it will be planes dropping out of the skies or the video recorder seizing up, it is now accepted that something will certainly go wrong electronically come the millennium. Yet Tony Dowding finds many companies are still ill-prepared for 2000.
Risks of playing golf brought to the fore by negligence case.
A golfer whose ball bounced off a tree and hit another player on an adjacent fairway was liable for ...
WPC puts her boss in firing line over sergeant's shooting antics.
A woman police officer who suffered post traumatic stress disorder after a fellow officer unlawfully...
Chubb Insurance breaks into Irish market.
Following its success in the UK, Chubb Insurance has broken into the Irish house insurance market wi...
Why Direct Line may be in the fast lane to success.
The entry of Direct Line into the motor breakdown market has been expected for some time. It made...
Church arson.
Time was when desperate people went to churches seeking refuge. Nowadays they burn them down. Arso...
What the papers say.
THE OBSERVER The makers of the game show that is set to offer the biggest cash price in UK TV his...
Agency in deep water over floods.
Sedgwick Re report into last month's floods highlights a number of failings of the Environmental Agency.
Directory in dire need of some entries.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Damage limitation.
That's what the uninsured loss recovery market is currently involved in. Ruth Addicott examines what companies are doing to halt falling premiums and standards and ride the 'cowboys' out of town.
Going up down under.
The market down under is pretty buoyant on the back of next month's flotation of Australia's biggest...