Broker News – Page 511
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AA and Saga reveal post merger plans
The full details of the Saga and AA merger have come to light this week as four senior directors left the AA and a new group management structure was put in place.In an exclusive interview with Insurance Times, group commercial director John Potter outlined the merged company’s new structure, employment ...
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Online onlyCalls for training on dangerous goods
TT club warns of the lack of training by land workers prior to shipment to sea
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Online onlyMarine faces a flood
Insurers in the marine market could get their fingers burnt, finds Andrew Holt
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Towergate acquires Open GI in blockbuster deal
£276m purchase of leading IT provider is the largest in the company's history
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Online onlyLondon market reform steps up a level
The London Market Reform group has some big hitters behind it to establish real process improvement
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Online onlyCosts add up for Typhoon Wipha
Insured losses will not exceed £124m says risk modelling company
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Saga and AA fire back at GMB
The merged company says claims of 2,000 jobs losses are totallly inaccurate
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AA loses senior management team
Four directors have been replaced by Saga employees as merger is finalized.
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Sinclair quits as AA/Saga shake-up begins
AA's insurance and roadside divisions to be merged
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Countrywide Launches Partner Broker Commercial
The Countrywide network extends its Partner Broker initiative to cover commercial business
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Brokers seek insurer cash as credit crunch hits
Turmoil in credit markets could stall broker consolidation drive say industry figures
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NewsSanctions loom as market misses reform targets
Failure to reach 60% uptake of A&S repository raises questions of data quality
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AXA splits broker division in major restructure
Four units created to concentrate personal lines expertise and boost motor business
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Ellis slams buyers who overpay for brokers
Broker Network chief executive Grant Ellis has hit out at the unrealistically high prices being paid for brokers by consolidators. Ellis said some acquirers were paying over the odds for brokers and demonstrated a lack of rigour when it came to calculating the potential returns. His comments were made as ...
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NewsAviation rates falling
?The aviation insurance market is continuing to soften despite a sharp increase in premiums last month, Aon said. It warned that if rates continued to fall then capacity could withdraw from the market. The average lead hull and liability premium increased by 9% in August – the first increase for ...
