All Archive articles – Page 541
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Personal fortunes
Personal lines underwriting is turning in healthy profits for the few in that sector Caroline Jordan finds out why.
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The enemy in the machine
Digital risk is all around us, but company directors are blind to it Ben Cook reports.
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The fixer takes the chair
Lord Levene hates the inefficiencies of the market and the volatile business cycles And with his reputation he will make sure change happens, Elliot Lane reports.
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Weak links in the supply chain
The insurance industry is slow to use technology in supply chains, although systems can now offer highly-automated claims processing Caroline Jordan reports.
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Cashing in on run-off
The run-off market is throwing off its chains and turning into an attractive business proposition Nigel Montgomery explains.
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What the brokers think
Brokers have waited a long time for imarket to appear Now that it has Michelle Hannen asked a selection of brokers to road test it and give their opinions. This is what they said.
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Brand - New Image
After years of introspection, Lloyd's has started a branding strategy aiming to put it up there with Coca-Cola Elliot Lane reports.
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The big specialist
Thompson Heath & Bond is a fast growing broker that covers half the Formula One grid and a large chunk of the equestrian world Vic Thompson tells Caroline Jordan how the firm has become a big niche player.
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There are lasting benefits in a good T&C scheme
Focus on the individual, says Elizabeth Mills
