Broker News – Page 309
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NewsSME e-trading will become the norm: SSP
Some insurers deliberately holding back, SSP chief exec believes
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NewsInsurance Times Awards 2011: winners revealed
Towergate’s Peter Cullum scoops industry achiever award; Aviva is general insurer of the year
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NewsTowergate to form new SME division
New arm will combine Riskline, Your Insurance and Telford Haulage
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NewsTowergate Financial buys Scottish IFA
IFA arm of Towergate plans acquisition spree in next 12 months
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NewsBrokers expect growth despite tough conditions
Macquarie survey indicates increased focus on attracting new clients
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NewsR K Harrison boss hails "synergies" after snapping up MWA
MWA boss Katie Small to continue developing the business
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Monday - Willis fightback begins
After a less-than-spectacular year, Willis is looking to make up some ground against its ambitious peers, judging by its new database offering
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Thursday - Cat losses hit Hardy where it hurts
Having firmly rejected Beazley’s offer this time last year, Hardy has now put itself up for sale. With Omega also now facing a lower price for its shares, it seems 2011’s cat losses are really starting to bite
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NewsGallagher rebrands UK employee benefits units
Broker unites Heath Lambert and Gallagher EB units under one name
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Wednesday - Insurers to the rescue
Another two years of austerity and insurers are the government’s greatest hope to help deliver its infrastructure needs. Can the industry negotiate more flood investment in return?
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Online onlyCobra separates wholesale and retail divisions
Broker makes small profit in six months to September 30
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AgendaDaily briefing: Monday - Yet another Bluefin tease
The ‘will they, won’t they?’ tale of Bluefin and AXA took another turn this weekend, but it could be time to accept that a sale just isn’t on the cards … for now
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Online onlyAXA to offload Bluefin advisory arm but commits to broking
Insurer appoints advisors ahead of sale
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AnalysisDaily briefing: Friday - JLT shakes things up
On the back of solid results and a climb up the rankings, JLT could have decided to stick to a proven formula. But its decision to restructure part of its UK operation shows that it’s gunning for further growth
