Commercial Lines related articles – Page 435
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NHS rehab should go beyond EL
The NHS is expected to be given responsibility for rehabilitation when the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) releases its second report into the employers' liability (EL) crisis on 20 November. ...
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JLT poaches Gallagher team
Jardine Lloyd Thompson has poached a team of 16 property brokers from rival Arthur J Gallagher (UK). The team is led by Kevin Hubbard, who will join JLT Risk Solutions on 10 November as a partner ...
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London Special Risks slumps
Profits were down by 16% at Lloyd's broker London Special Risks during 2002.The fall came as turnover declined by 15.5%. But reserves were boosted over the period.The company ploughed £52,000 ...
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Markel: PI rates to rise 5%-15%
Professional indemnity (PI) rates will continue to rise, Markel International chief administrative officer Richie Whitt forecasts.All types of PI risk could see increases of between 5% and 15% - e ...
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Who pays for corporate scandal?
D&O rates are soaring. What are risk managers doing to make sure their losses are covered?
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Personal accident
An employee is injured on a work site, breaking his arm following a fall from scaffolding. Ordinarily, the employer would be facing a personal injury claim and a black mark against his employers' liability record. But in this case, the employee doesn't claim against his employer. There is no need, ...
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Fleet safety drive
Tough new rules on safety management of fleets give brokers a chance to impress clients. David Faithful explains
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Lockton expands San Francisco arm
Lockton Insurance Brokers has expanded its insurance services in San Francisco to include a construction and surety team. The company has added three new associates: Jeff Prevost Vice President; Tony Page Senior Vice President and Unit Manager; and account manager Suman Toor. Adam McDonough, President of Lockton’s San Francisco operations ...
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NewsTalbot appoints construction underwriter
Company launching a new line of business for Lloyd's syndicate 1183
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Norwich Union to write a third of Giles’ business
Norwich Union (NU) will underwrite a third of Giles Insurance’s business following its purchase of a stake in the broker. This could amount to an annual £100m in premium by 2009.Giles confirmed this week that it had sold a 7.5% stake to NU for £5.2m, as revealed by Insurance Times ...
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Will tax be the downfall of the London market?
As companies redomicile to low tax centres, questions loom around how to make London more competitive
