All Features articles – Page 27
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FeaturesOutfoxing the fraudsters
Lauren MacGillivary meets Stuart Dennis, and his enthusiastic team of fraud experts at Absolute Fraud Management – fighting insurance fraud from the heart of Ashdown Forest.
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Credit opportunities in the current market
David Curtis explains the attraction of global fixed income markets.
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Proposal to share hire car admin costs with insurers
Tensions build as hire firms prepare for next round of negotiations.
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FeaturesUp the ladder
Arron Banks, chief executive of Group Direct, talks to Chris Wheal about his life and career
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Battle for fair taxes
Part one of a three-part series that looks at the challenges facing insurance companies. This week, the battle for a fairer tax regime.
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FeaturesGet ready to go green
New laws will make companies liable for environmental damage. Insurers and brokers should be ready.
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FeaturesBrit’s got talent
Brit’s Peter Burrows and Simon Cooter are not afraid to have fun but they are deadly serious about the business, which they expect to see more than double in the coming years.
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Ditch the dinosaur
A new report has revealed that many insurers are still relying on large monolithic mainframes when a more streamlined IT approach is needed to respond to the challenges of the modern market.
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FeaturesBreathing life into CNA
After a two-year period of rebuilding and reorganisation, CNA president and chief executive says that the company is gearing up for growth.
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FeaturesAre networks the best path?
As competition gathers apace, networks are pulling out all the stops to attract independent brokers. But what are the real benefits?
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Saying yes to rehab
As the debate rages over whether rehabilitation works Katie Puckett visits a clinic to find out what it really involves.
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FeaturesUp the ladder
Angus Forsyth of Hagerty International talks to Chris Wheal about his life and career
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FeaturesDon’t mention Towergate
Tim Johnson has been quietly driving CCV towards its initial target of £350m GWP, but now he has set an even bigger goal.
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Next time they’ll be coming for you
Brokers should pay close attention to the FSA’s overhaul of the life insurance sector because they are next on the hit list.
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FeaturesOn the road to Lime Street
With the Treasury about to overhaul the way Lloyd’s is run, regional brokers will have more access to the market than ever before. But how likely are they to take advantage of it?
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FeaturesSmall brokers’ friend
Primary General boss Tim Rolfe says broker market consolidation is not hampering the underwriting company’s growth.
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FeaturesStepping out from the shadows
The voice of Lloyd’s brokers is seldom heard, but Jonathan Palmer-Brown, the new chairman of their trade body, the LMBC, is going to change that
