Commercial Lines – Page 254
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FeaturesThe man who can never sit still
Steve Burrows has, he says, ‘a finger in every pie’. Now he’s about to dip into several more. . . Danny Walkinshaw meets the chief of the expanding commercial lines network
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AXA to offer online measure of carbon footprint
Scheme could lead to reduced premiums for greener companies
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Bridge eyes SME market in five year growth plan
Manchester broker Bridge Insurance is to target the SME market as part of a five-year plan to become a major force in the UK market.The broker, which controls £40m in gross written premiums, is predominantly focused on corporate clients. But the company is reviewing its business and has set a ...
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RBS Insurance overhauls management
Chris Moat and Robin Webster leave the company as new structure puts commercial and brokers under one managing director
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Moorhouse in SME tie-up
Construction firms to benefit from Moorhouse Homepro collaboration
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Ex-Guy Carpenter vice presidents join Integro
Broker seeks to strengthen property portfolio in international insurance and reinsurance
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Norwich Union's push back into the coach market shows the insurer's expanding risk appetite
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MMA to focus on electronic trading
Ex-Fortis manager appointed to improve relationship with software house partners
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The future's bright, the future's...networks
Networks are the talk of the town, but what does the future hold?
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Broker Network makes acquisition
Welsh broker George Williams joins BNIB and a new member joins the network
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Legal Services Act receives Royal Assent
Act paves way could also financial companies to team up with law firms
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Brokers launch high net worth partnership
Smith Ross Shane & Co and Greenfield Risk Services haved merged to create a specialist broker
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R&SA and Munich Re to lead 2012 Olympic cover
Royal & SunAlliance and Munich Re will be the lead insurers for the London 2012 Olympic Games, the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) announced this week. The two insurers will provide half of the project-wide construction insurance and just over half the primary third party liability cover.The remaining cover will be ...
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AXA lobbies MPs over flooding concerns
Minister hints that government could increase flood defence spending
