Commercial Lines – Page 168
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Online onlyAXA launches iPhone app for small businesses
‘Free, Swap, Sell’ to help businesses give away, swap or sell unwanted items
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Online onlyLive blog: Global Leaders Forum
Danny Walkinshaw blogs live from the Insurance Times Global Leaders Forum in London
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Online onlyCanopius cuts professional indemnity
Canopius scales back its PI underwriting as two staff leave Lloyd's insurer
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FeaturesLife after Maso
It’s been a turbulent time for AXA, as UK chief Philippe Maso departs and a new team seeks a way to turn around its service and trading record. Could this be the start of a new era for the firm?
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NewsDAS to withdraw from ABI over Jackson Review
Chief exec Asplin has spoken out against shifting court costs onto injured claimants
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News AnalysisWhat brokers really think ...
This year’s Insurance Times Broker Service Survey took its closest look yet at insurer performance, pinning down opinion on everything from documentation wording to claims fairness. Here, we publish the rankings for the commercial lines business, which reveal some interesting insights
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Online onlyL&G hires Lloyds boss to head GI business
L&G has raided Lloyds Banking Group to replace Peter Graham
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Online onlyUtley plans Hastings Direct float
Chairman Neil Utley outlines ambitious growth plans for flotation by 2012
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Online onlyAXA UK chief Philippe Maso out in shake-up
AXA UK restructures general insurance business
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Online onlyFirst Assist seals RSA deal extension
First Assist Legal Protection and RSA in legal expenses tie-up
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Online onlyAon warns on Hungary sludge disaster
Firm facing toxic sludge clean up bill under environmental liablity laws
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Online onlyMatthew Reed’s blog: The new global superpower
There’s never been a better time to embrace the potential of the internet in your business
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NewsHampden will slow down motor
Underwriting vehicle will likely scale back its participation in motor syndicates
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FeaturesAny happy returns?
Aviva’s new management team has restored relationships – and business – following the departure of Igal Mayer. They’ve done so well, in fact, that the company is now an acquisition target. But has their success come at the expense of profitability?
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People & OpinionLeader: Stay strong, Aviva
The insurer's turnaround has put it in acquirers' sights
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NewsGallagher profit rises by 90% but UK revenues remain flat
Reduced staff numbers helped lower costs
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