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Hurricane Jimena hammers Mexican coastline
Pacific hurricane hits Mexico coastline.
The great wall of China
Loss adjusters looking to break into the Chinese market still have to surmount significant obstacles, warns Simon Chick.
Fulfilling eastern promise
Firms hoping to break into the lucrative Chinese market will have to prove that they can add value and sustainability - as well as satisfy the country's thirst for knowledge, says Veronica Cowan.
The right tool for the job
Mediation in disputes has some concrete benefits, including significantly reducing costs, says Leigh Jackson, but forcing parties to use a one-size-fits-all protocol might lead to resentment and the process becoming meaningless.
Threading hisway through
Lured back to Axa with a free reign to improve its customer service reputation, Paul Meehan explains to Mairi MacDonald how he is finding a solution by focusing on the integrity of its policyholders.
Pick of the week
Small adjusters to launch own association; QBE keen to acquire in Europe; Axa exits CHO code to establish own model; Only enters into administration; and Groupama restructure is hailed a success
Flat rates predicted for offshore energy
Aon is predicting flat rates for the offshore energy industry at the 1 October renewals deadline.
Groupama profits slide in Q2
Insurer reports dip in profits to £5.4m for second quarter of 2009.
HSBC withdraws motor insurance service
Insurer will cease to underwrite new motor business.
ICAB unveils new hotel booking system for loss adjusters
System to keep track of policyholder's alternative accommodation