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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge Handbook 2014
From growth to professionalism, and claims fraud to the future of motor insurance, The Knowledge had its finger on the pulse in 2014. Here, subscribers can read about the key issues that faced brokers and insurers over the past 12 months.
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NewsPatrick Gallagher Jr: a global family affair
Arthur J Gallagher’s chairman, president and chief executive offers a rare insight into his company’s UK acquisition strategy and philosophy
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NewsBriefing: Marsh circles Towergate as negotiations reach sharp end
Process moves towards finale as unsecured bondholders invited to make a bid
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AgendaBroking in the Motor Revolution – Special Report
This inaugural conference by Insurance Times looked to give motor brokers a helping hand in dealing with today’s challenges and opportunities, as well as a look ahead to what is just over the horizon
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NewsIBSC chair under the spotlight
Six months in, IBSC chairman Paul Anscombe answers the tough questions everybody wants to know about the standards body
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Online only'Gibraltar must be ready for Solvency II'
Can Gibraltar’s insurers keep up with Solvency II?Efforts by Gibraltar’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) to prepare for Solvency II are paying off.Accounting firm Deloitte’s annual study of the Gibraltar motor insurance market shows that eight of Gibraltar’s firms had solvency margins higher than 200%, up from five at end-2012.But the ...
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Online onlyBroking in the motor revolution
Using a selection of data from some of the most credible organisations in UK general insurance, editor Saxon East gave a presentation on the future of the motor broker at the Insurance Times Broking in the Motor Revolution half-day conference
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge: growth
Where will brokers turn for growth in 2015? The Knowledge looks at what the next year might bring
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NewsBroker Service Survey reveals brokers' favourite insurers
Subscribers can access full rankings for commercial and personal lines
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Markets & RisksGallagher and Towergate consolidation era triggers broker start-up growth
Acquisition sprees by broking giants is creating opportunities for new start-ups
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AgendaBriefing: What is in the stars for Towergate?
Mark Hodges’ departure leaves a lot of questions unanswered
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Online onlyInsurance sheds 'dull' image to lure young talent
The insurance industry has faced an uphill battle in trying to shed young people’s perception of it as ‘dull’. But efforts are beginning to pay off
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Online onlyDo brokers need a code of conduct?
The latest issue of The Knowledge looks into a debate that has gripped the broking world
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NewsWill it be third time lucky for Gallagher?
Janice Deakin has become the third person to take one of the biggest jobs in UK broking. Can she last longer than her predecessors?
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge: Professionalism
Will a code of conduct and chartered status help to ‘professionalise’ broking?
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Companies & MarketsWhat next for the troubled care home market?
Sector faces a rising number of personal injury claims from staff and increased litigation costs
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FeaturesSwinton’s return from the dark side
Broker boss Christophe Bardet reveals steps taken to focus the business on putting the customer first - and achieve a best-of-class record for customer complaints
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AgendaBriefing: ‘Applaud Bardet for Swinton’s culture change’
Reformed sales practices at the broker have helped it overcome its past
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The KnowledgeThe Knowledge: the future of motor insurance
Technology and information are reshaping motor insurance
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Online onlyWhy does RFIB need fresh funding?
The Lloyd’s broker has hired advisory firm Fenchurch to help it find a new backer, but where can it put the money to use?
