Regulation
Who's speaking?
A former commissioner to the United Nations Compensation Commission and a South African underwriter ...
Insurers meet in London over Holocaust payments
A meeting of the international panel set up to ensure European insurers honour policies to Holocaust ...
Industry must avoid empty promises.
Relief following the judgment in the guaranteed annuity case will spread far beyond the Equitable Li...
Swiss Re profits up.
Swiss Re has posted good figures for the first half of 1999. Gross premiums increased by 19% compare...
Aware and prepared?
In last year's Post Magazine survey of UK risk managers, many respondents expressed concern about te...
Aon links up with real estate body.
Aon has formed a strategic alliance with an international real estate federation as the official pro...
RSA and Friends' weak life signs.
The life offices of Royal & Sun Alliance and Friends Provident are struggling to stay afloat, accord...
Commentary - An exercise in damage limitation.
In recent years, courts seem to have become less lenient to plaintiffs who have seriously delayed br...
M&G life goes on at Scot Am.
Retail unit trust group M&G is to transfer the administration of its life and pensions business to S...
Comet blazes insurance trail.
I read with interest your Comment (PM 26 August, p8) regarding the replacement of goods contract rec...
Norway's Irish quest.
Storebrand, Norway's largest insurer, has applied to set up a life assurance operation in Ireland. I...
Post wins honour to host congress - PIA 2000.
Post Magazine has been awarded the honour of hosting the 2000 congress of Presse Interenationale des...
Police arrest runaway broker.
Fugitive American broker Martin Frankel was finally arrested this week and was being held in Germany...
Rebuilding after the 'quake.
Insurers and reinsurers are now scrutinising renewals and new risks in Turkey. Richard Radevsky looks at building standards and warns against being over critical.
State of the market.
All the information you'll need to make the right moves.
Good and bad news for Zurich.
Zurich Financial Services has posted mixed results for the first half of 1999. The Zurich-based g...
Taking the fight to the fraudsters - Fraud update.
Bookings are rolling in for Post Magazine's Insurance Fraud Update on 14 October. This aims to br...
The Berlin call.
With casualty figures expected to be high and rates still soft, delegates attending this weekend's International Union of Marine Insurance conference are being asked to arrive with ideas of how to refocus their business. Alex Broad reports.
Moneymen want statutory mortgage rules.
Most banks and building societies favour statutory regulation of the mortgage market, a survey shows...
Davies greets AIFA.
The Financial Services Authority has welcomed the launch of the Association of Independent Financial...
Court case could end with Equitable hit for £1bn.
Management at troubled mutual Equitable Life were remaining tight-lipped about the prospects of a fa...
Everyone wins with employee development.
Your editorial and article (Training Survey, PM 26 August p17) are both spot on. I can count on one ...
There's smoke but where's the fire?
The summer is now more or less over, and as is normal for the six-week school holiday break, rumours...
Rebuilding after the 'quake.
Insurers and reinsurers are now scrutinising renewals and new risks in Turkey. Richard Radevsky looks at building standards and warns against being over critical.