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Publicity order for Act

Any organisation guilty of an offence under the Corporate Manslaughter Act is potentially liable to a publicity order, requiring it to publicise details of its conviction and sentence from this week.

Construction cover down

UK construction businesses have reduced their overall insurance cover by an average of £3.2m, according to Quinn Insurance.

Drive Assist extends enquiry

An investigation into malpractice at Drive Assist has been extended after the credit hire operator enlisted KPMG to look into the matter.

Industry united in FSA fee opposition

The insurance industry has voiced its concern over the Financial Services Authority's "value for money" after the regulator announced increases to regulatory fees for the next 12 months.

Fraud group slams GMC as surgeon avoids panel

The Health Insurance Counter Fraud Group has accused the General Medical Council of providing a "route map" for doctors who seek to escape investigation for misconduct that potentially costs insurers thousands of pounds.

Blackham returns

Chris Blackham has returned to the insurance industry after a two-year break and joined the board of Howden as a non-executive director.

Pick of the week

Post reporter Leigh Jackson outlines some of the major stories from this week's issue of Post Magazine.

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