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Travel insurers apply terrorism exclusions
Travel insurers are more likely to apply terrorism exclusions for those travelling to Turkey following the recent spate of terrorist attacks in Istanbul, said Primary Travel Insurance managing directo ...
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AXA set for full-cycle broker operation
Two-month pilot will offer an online range of commercial policies using once-only keying
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DWP EL report due next week
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) is expected to publish its report into the employers' liability (EL) crisis imminently.A DWP source said: "The report will be published very soon, possibl ...
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CRIF database could cut fraud
Underwriters will be able to check claims histories for household and motor customers using a new pan-industry database.CACHE Motor & Home from CRIF Decision Solutions launches on 1 January 2004. ...
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Folgate acquisition
The Folgate Partnership has completed its 27th acquisition with the purchase of Warren Hill Insurance Brokers, based in Haywards Heath, West Sussex.Warren Hill will add five regional offices and 1 ...
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Rise in Miller insurance cash
Lloyd's broker Miller increased its insurance income per staff member by nearly a third in three years.The company grew its insurance headcount by 4% - or by 22 people to total 542 - in the last y ...
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MMA says Saturn not for sale
Professional indemnity (PI) underwriting agency Saturn has denied rumours that it is for sale.Sources said that two Lloyd's PI brokers had recently expressed an interest in buying Saturn. But Satu ...
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Zurich non-life returns to profit in third quarter
Zurich Financial Services returned to profit in the third quarter with a doubling of its non-life insurance result.Non-life gross premiums increased by 26% to $27.8bn in the first nine months of 2 ...
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Seeking out the Niches
Tim Johnson takes over as the new Towergate chief executive with an ambitious acquisition goal. He reveals his plans to Michelle Hannen
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Muscling in on the motor trade
New entrants to motor trade insurance are undercutting established insurers to gain a foothold in what has become a lucrative market. Michael Faulkner reports
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Marsh won't pick up Wilko's tab
The security surrounding England rugby ace Jonny Wilkinson will not be covered by the team's insurance, according to market sources.It is understood Marsh is the broker for the England rugby team' ...
