Regulation
Kiln buys stake in South African underwriter
Kiln, a subsidiary of Lloyd's managing agent RJ Kiln & Co, today announced it has acquired a 25% stake in South African underwriter International Marine Insurance Managers.
American insurers get subpoenas in probe over fees
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer’s office has issued subpoenas to several major insurance companies in his probe of fees received by insurance brokers, the New York Times said.
Mazars' broker survey - download the report
The results of the Mazars' survey of 217 chief executives, directors and senior managers at UK brokers and intermediaries — conducted in association with the British Insurance Brokers' Association — is available in PDF format by clicking here
Lloyd's to trade in all 10 EU entrants
Lloyd's announced last week that it has been granted licence to trade in all 10 of the European Unio...
Following follow-the-settlements clauses without question
Assicurazioni Generali Spa v CGU International Insurance and others (Court of Appeal - 6 April 2004)
FSA accused over lack of regulation encouragement
The Financial Services Authority has come under fire for not doing enough to encourage insurance int...
Costly inadequate IHT advice
Daniels v Thompson (Court of Appeal - 18 March 2004)
Ajax builds on construction
Ajax Insurance Brokers has expanded into property owners and construction markets. A new specialist...
ABI: EC will heed Gender Directive wake-up call
The Association of British Insurers is confident the European Commission will not make the same mist...
Guest Comment - Good times for good brokers
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Employers' Liability
Claims culture: the way ahead
Compensation Culture
Advent Capital reveals company's focus
London Market News
Biba Conference Preview - A look at things to come
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Regulation ... what if? Breaking point
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Regulation - Training - Can't get no education
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Honorary fellowship list fails to convince dissenters
Now the first Chartered Insurance Institute honorary fellows have been announced, presumably John Ly...
Banks pose threat to Groupama and MMA
France's mutual insurance sector is under threat of increased competition from retail banks, accordi...
Ruling moves goalposts for no win, no fee market
Insurers have won a significant battle in the fight against spurious compensation claims, after guid...
Manchester brokers announce three-way merger
Manchester-based Stanmore Insurance Brokers has merged with two other local firms, Doherty Turner and Royle, Tyrer Insurance Brokers.
2004 sees sluggish start for airline insurance says Aon
2004 has seen a sluggish start for the airline insurance market with just 7% of annual renewals in the first quarter and increasing consolidation according to Aon’s Airline Insurance Market Review.
Insurers standing firm on rates says Numis
Analyst Numis insurance has predicted increased investor interest in insurance because of strong underwriting earnings despite an uncertain economic environment.
Bolkestein set to quit European Commission this year
Frits Bolkestein, the European Commissioner responsible for the drive towards an integrated European financial market, has confirmed he will not seek the Dutch seat on the commission after his term ends in November. He had been expected to continue,…
Employees seek job 'meaning'
A lack of 'meaning' in the workplace is having a damaging effect on morale and staff retention rates...