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RMS: 30% of New Zealand losses commercial

Based on its analysis of the area exposed to the New Zealand earthquake, Risk Management Solutions has predicted that approximately 60-70% of the insured loss will be residential, and 30-40 percent will be commercial and industrial.

View from the top: Commercial reality check

The most recent round of financial results from across the market has provided further proof, if more were needed, that commercial insurance is being sold too cheaply. Indeed, this has been the case for far too long. Action to address this is a matter of…

Brokers having hard fight over claims

Brokers are having to fight harder to get claims paid during the economic downturn due to stricter policy interpretations and anti fraud-systems used by insurers, according to the British Insurance Brokers' Association.

Football clubs urged to take cover

European football clubs' representantive body has called for national teams to ensure they have an insurance policy in place to address the costs arising from players'injuries.

Football clubs urged to take cover

European football clubs' representantive body has called for national teams to ensure they have an insurance policy in place to address the costs arising from players'injuries.

Ex-Gallagher CIO joins XL

XL Insurance has appointed Terry McGinness as chief information officer for its international property & casualty as well as global specialty business units, based in London.

Ex-Gallagher CIO joins XL

XL Insurance has appointed Terry McGinness as chief information officer for its international property & casualty as well as global specialty business units, based in London.

DOA teams up with Sterling

Underwriting agency, David Oliver Associates, has chosen Sterling Insurance to underwrite its new platinum commercial combined policy.

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