Insurer
Unfairly accused
Twelve months on from the collapse of Woolworths, fingers are still being pointed at trade credit insurers, accusing them of intensifying the economic struggle by withdrawing cover. Edward Murray reports.
The mutual way
Rachel Gordon examines whether mutuals have been able to make hay while their public company counterparts struggle, and if the model is set for resurgence in the public sector.
Agenda setting for Cutts
Incoming president of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers Dan Cutts talks to Lynn Rouse about becoming the voice of the wider public interest and counteracting the claimant lobby.
Room for more
Suppliers' one-stop-shop approach of offering everything from claims valuation through to repairs is no longer flavour of the month for some insurers, says Sam Barrett.
The whole picture
Despite their importance to many insurers, brokers are often forgotten when it comes to the servicing of claims. Ana Paula Nacif reports on the benefits providers may achieve by addressing this issue seriously.
Atradius survey reveals UK scepticism
Businesses believe company failures will continue
GMAC confirms review of UK subsidiary Provident
But US giant concedes no decision has been made as to its future.
Credit hires firms dealt legal blow
CHOs may pay for unnecessary hire delays following County Court ruling
AIG agrees to terms with CEO
AIG agrees to terms with its CEO Robert Benmosche.
Beautysure undergoes Lorega restructure
Cosmetic surgery specialist folded back into parent company
Electronic car insurance certificates could be available by April 2010
Transport Minister Paul Clark MP has announced legislation progress and is working with the Department for Transport to ensure smooth delivery of the project.
Smith departs Provident to become Ink MD
Provident sales and marketing director poised to join Ink