All Features articles – Page 29
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Open Mic: The industry talks back
Hugh Price asks if after-the-event legal expense insurance can continue in its present form.
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When can we tap into the knowledge base?
Fraud managers have welcomed the plan to share data with government bodies, but they’re getting frustrated by the slow progress. Katie Puckett reports.
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Commission disclosure debate rages on
Trade bodies, insurers and brokers respond to the latest discussion paper on regulation.
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‘An annual high point in a challenging, volatile market’
Book your place at the industry’s biggest insurance event, where the high achievers are celebrated by a sparkling gathering of insurance professionals. Take a tour round plans for this year’s event at www.insurancetimes.co.uk/awards.
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Trevor Latimer's blog
Loss adjusters operate in an increasingly complex and sophisticated marketplace
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Learning in the global classroom
Insurance tutors are delivering training programmes in virtual classrooms across the globe. Ellen Bennett reports on how technology is transforming the workplace.
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Getting ready to grow
After a successful MBO at Davies Group, Mark Chapman tells Sarah Kennedy how he plans to challenge the market leaders.
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FeaturesMoving the market
The Treasury is set to radically overhaul the way Lloyd’s is run. How will the changes affect the many groups involved, asks James Dean?
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FeaturesPlaying for power
Towergate's meteoric growth has seen it become one of most powerful and controversial companies in the UK insurance market. With unprecedented access to the company's top executives, Michael Faulkner asks how long can the show go on?
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FeaturesThe battle of Hastings
IAG has experienced a bumpy ride since entering the UK insurance market but UK chief Neil Utley says the future is bright. Michael Faulkner reports.
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A region of huge growth driven by local expertise
Regional Market Spotlight – The South West. Danny Walkinshaw reports.
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Battling it out with the banks
Banks are using their huge marketing budgets to cross-sell SME insurance to their customers. Helen Groom asks whether they will be successful.
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FeaturesBeating the Budget
As Alistair Darling delivers his first Budget as Chancellor, Ellen Bennett asks shadow financial secretary Mark Hoban what a Conservative government would do better for the insurance industry.
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Who needs a broker?
With banks and direct insurers selling business insurance, is the role of the broker under threat? Ann Hesketh asks four small businesses if a broker is still important to them.