Regulation
Court battles loom over UK boardroom responsibility
UK companies need to take their social responsibilities seriously, or risk laying themselves open to ...
Oasis contract raises eyebrows
Anthony McCarroll v Statham Gill Davis (a firm) (Queen's Bench Division — 28 November 2002) ...
Focus is on enforcement as FSA boosts budget
The Financial Services Authority is stepping up action against financial companies that continually b...
There is no short cut to ACII, insists CII - despite exemptions for some...
I would like to reassure David Arimpur (ACII moves remove the shine from standards, Post Magazine, ...
Adjusting the profession
George Moss, outgoing president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, talks to Jane Bernstein about the challenges already faced by the sector and those ahead for his successor.
EC moves closer to inquiry
The European Commission was expected to move closer this week to investigating the UK government's ...
12 years ago
As the UK ramps up for a possible war against Iraq, Post Magazine looks back 12 years to January 19...
Get your house in order
With the advent of the new year, Financial Services Authority regulation is moving perceptibly closer. Gary Dixon urges brokers to lay some solid compliance foundations now in order to allow the smooth transition to the coming regime.
What the papers said this week
THE EXPRESS The UK's boardrooms could be in for a radical shake-up, following tough recommendat...
Sapiens targets general insurance
Ambitious IT services provider Sapiens has targeted general insurance as part of its stated intenti...
Appointment at ABS Bodyshop Services
Stephen Stuart has been made the new regional network manager covering Scotland for accident repair...
Food sector tackles risk
New risk management guidance designed to reduce fire losses within the food industry has been welco...
Groupama appoints new financial director
Groupama Insurances in the UK has appointed Emmanuel Tessier as its new financial director. He join...
CFA breaches call for action.
Breaches of provisions set out in the Conditional Fee Agreement Regulations 2000 seem to be on the increase.
What the papers said this week
THE MAIL ON SUNDAY Egg, Prudential's online banking subsidiary, has made a poor start in France...
The BIBA close to finishing its response
The British Insurance Brokers Association is close to finishing its response to the Financial Servi...
The science of compliance
With the Financial Services Authority's new regulatory regime fast approaching, Richard Adams warns it is imperative brokers get their heads round the compliance issue - if they haven't already.
Appointment at Belfor
Andy Shorland has been promoted to operations centre manager of Belfor's Bristol branch. He origina...
Cornhill Insurance changes its legal name
Cornhill Insurance has changed its legal name to Allianz Cornhill Insurance, with the Cornhill shie...
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths
This is a brand new website for a brand new insurance product. Despite the name, the policy is aime...
22 years ago
Some things never change. Royal & Sun Alliance last year failed to get a rights issue off the groun...
Joint Hull Committee warns rate increases may not be enough
Lloyd's Joint Hull Committee has warned that recent rate increases may not be enough to return hull...
Computer Sciences Corp predicts increase in IT security
IT consultancy Computer Sciences Corporation has predicted a strong increase in demand for IT secur...
Fair and square over care
With the increasingly colossal amounts of money involved in catastrophic injury claims, establishing the level of care necessary and who should foot the care bill - a large part of the damages awarded - is vitally important, says Philip Tracey.