Loss adjusting
Scholarly progress
Last month, Graham Burgess became the first GAB Robins employee to take the reigns of president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters since Andrew Lund in 1997. Here he tells Jonathan Swift about how the institute will evolve under his guidance.
Pick of the week
Leigh Jackson outlines the main stories from this week's issue of Post including news from Teceris, Aviva, XL and Fortis.
Argent appoints new director
Kevin Foakes joins liability adjusters
Davies appointed to Teachers Assurance claims panel
Mutual hands Davies claims service role.
Gab Robins expands construction and engineering team
Ian Newth is to take on the role of market manager for construction and engineering in London.
CILA shakes up exam structure
New executive director Malcolm Hyde hails restructure.
CILA unveils senior changes
Former Merlin technical services manager Malcolm Hyde to take executive role.
Behind the mask
The debate surrounding incentives in the handling of household building claims is masking the real problem in the sector, claims Max Dunworth. He explains the real issue is the need to find a better model to fit with the current market upheaval.
59 staff face redundancy following Cunningham Lindsey restructure
Loss adjuster shakes up subsidence team following claims downturn.
Close-knit is a better fit
Nigel Clarke, executive director at MYI chartered loss adjusters, explores how the captive programme affects approaches to loss and the claims process.
The great wall of China
Loss adjusters looking to break into the Chinese market still have to surmount significant obstacles, warns Simon Chick.