Post 2011 features and supplements programme
The general subject headings below relate to topics that will be covered in each issue of Post throughout 2011.
Stand-alone supplements are denoted in red type.
At Post, it is always our intention to run in-depth articles and features on subjects that are topical, focused on issues of current importance to the insurance industry and its partners. For this reason, the forward features list is - by necessity - subject to change. Topics may be moved forward or back in order to reflect and contain time-sensitive material, while additional features may have to be included and others removed to accommodate these.
However, you or your colleagues can be kept fully informed of any such amendments by signing up to our mailing list. Regular email bulletins are sent out containing the most up-to-date version of planned feature coverage on a week-by-week basis – along with additional information including individual synopses, editorial deadlines, writer names and contact details.
Individual synopses for features that are open to comment will be mailed out approximately four weeks prior to the publication date.
For information relating specifically to the editorial content of our supplements programme, please contact:
Stephanie Denton
Associate Editor
Tel: 020 7316 9134
For information relating to our wider features programme, please contact:
Leigh Jackson
Features Editor
Tel: 020 7316 9314
Commercial opportunities:- Anyone interested in learning about commercial opportunities linked to Post’s features programme should contact Sajeeda Merali, sales director, on 020 7316 9765
Post features list 2011
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
6 January
Broking Focus
Fraud
13 January
Commercial Property
High net worth
20 January
D&O
Disaster recovery
27 January
Overseas market focus: Brazil
Personal injury
February
3 February
Broking Focus
Public sector
10 February
Technology focus
Rehabilitation
17 February
Legal expenses
M&A
24 February
Lloyd’s & London market
Household
March
3 March
Broking Focus
Investing in the Profession
10 March
Professional indemnity
Climate change issues
17 March
Major loss
Political focus
24 March
Credit hire
Event Insurance
31 March
Regional review: Dublin
Large corporate risks
April
7 April
Broking Focus
Disease claims
14 April
Overseas market focus: China
Fraud
21 April
Regional review: Cardiff
High net worth
28 April
BPO
Insurance marketing & sponsorship
May
5 May
Broking supplement
Political focus
Controlling claims costs
12 May
Technology focus
Energy
19 May
Damage management
Cyber liability
26 May
Legal expenses
Lloyd’s & London market
June
2 June
Broking focus
Rehabilitation
9 June
Large corporate risks
M&A
16 June
Bloodstock
Motor
23 June
Climate change issues
Professional indemnity
30 June
Regional review: East Midlands
Household
July
7 July
Broking focus
Overseas market focus: Middle East
14 July
BIA supplement
Personal injury
Commercial property
21 July
Sporting/event focus
Public sector
28 July
Regional review: Essex
Fraud
August
4 August
Broking focus
Credit hire
11 August
Legal expenses
Lloyd’s & London market
18 August
Technology focus
Investing in the Profession
25 August
Disaster recovery
High net worth
September
1 September
Broking focus
Major loss
8 September
Monte Carlo Preview
Agriculture
15 September
Marine: IUMI Preview
Rehabilitation
22 September
M&A
BPO
29 September
Top 100 supplement
Country review: Sweden
Solicitors PI
October
6 October
Broking focus
Personal injury
13 October
Lloyd’s & London markett
Political focus
20 October
Climate change issues
Cyber liability
27 October
Broking supplement
Technology focus
Post-IUMI marine
November
3 November
Overseas market focus: India
Broking focus
10 November
BPO
Damage management
17 November
Legal expenses
Motor
24 November
Claims supplement
Public sector
Investing in the Profession
December
1 December
Loss adjusting review of the year
Health insurance review of the year
8 December
Broker review of the year
Lloyd’s & London market review of the year
15 December
General insurer review of the year
Legal review of the year
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