Broker News – Page 515
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NU to grow online underwriting service
Bespoke application to reduce administration work for brokers
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Webline invests £250,000 in user feedback
Online quote portal to boost premium modelling facility for intemediaries
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Online onlyMarsh to work with leading diamond broker
Broker to provide risk advice for worldwide precious stones trade
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Ntegrity launches solicitors' PI product
Company vows cover will address claims based on merit
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Broker plays down importance of exam results
Pressure for academic results was unjustified, says Moorhouse Group chief
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Hart joins Willis network
Clydebank broker looks to strengthen relationship with insurers
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Prosper from the process
Organisations that shift to a process-driven structure can expect to find the Holy Grail of a customer-based industry, says Terry Richardson
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Supporting the broker 'have nots'
Broker Network chief executive Grant Ellis has steered the company to a record profit and a growing list of members. But now he’s on the acquisition trail. Andrew Holt reports
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CBG half-year profits grow 43%
CBG Group, the Manchester based insurance broker, has grown its half-year profits to £718,000 – an increase of 43% on the same period last year. CBG, which recently secured £3m of equity to fund growth in the North West, also saw year-on-year revenue balloon by 48%.CBG chairman Laurie Turnbull, ...
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The fear of change
Andrew Holt reports on the true state of the broker market, after an in-depth study reveals brokers’ hopes and fears
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C-ZoneUnacceptable delay
William Jones explains how important it is for insurers to validate claims within a set time, or they could face a breach of policy terms
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Increasing the fire risk
Mark Dunham warns warehouse operators about the effects a change in working practices can have on fire safety
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News AnalysisCan a transplant heal our claims system?
The results of Ireland’s Personal Injury Assessment Board show a clear savings in dealing with claims. But opinions are divided as to whether this system can work in the UK. Tom Flack investigates
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Smart & Cook's shopping spree
Smart & Cook’s shopping spree is continuing after it announced its 54th purchase with the acquisiton of Willis’ Cumbrian operation.Willis Cumbria, which has a staff of 24, will continue to offer its commercial and personal lines businesses from its Cockermouth and Carlisle offices.Prior to its acquisition by Willis in 2004, ...
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Glassure launched to manage glass costs
RAC Auto Windscreens has launched Saga Glassure, the first large-scale underwritten automotive glass solution. In partnership with Saga Insurance, the deal means glass cover risk will be transferred to RAC Auto Windscreens, which will manage all claims handling and administration on Saga’s behalf. Saga Insurance has been an RAC Auto ...
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Motor book surge pushes up Fortis premium income
100,000 policyholders added despite rate rises
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Dixons plans commercial comparison site
Hig street retailer's aggregator site to offer personal lines products by autumn
