All Features articles – Page 61
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Shaping the workforce
Colin Lloyd talks to John Wade about individual development at broker Perkins Slade
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Business hopes go up in smoke
Symon Ross looks at how the initial promise of insurance opportunities in post-war Iraq has faded into the desert dust
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Revising the balance sheet
Iain Martin looks at what the new accounting rules mean for insurers
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Route to resolution
New FSA regulations on complaint handling are more onerous for the broker. Peter Farmer provides a summary of some of the key features
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Profitable unions
Could the news that an insurer is to offer cover for same-sex weddings indicate a new market?
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Golden shot for insurers
London's Olympic bid is a goldmine of opportunities for insurance says Symon Ross
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Be clear on claims
The handling of claims is key to successful customer relationships. Fiona Andrews outlines the essentials that claims personnel need to know
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Why are insurers barring ex-cons?
Helen Groom reveals the problems of ex-convicts finding insurance cover
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All change, but how?
Gary Bass identifies key areas in which the claims industry needs to develop, and explains how brokers can help
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Stock in traders
In the last of three articles, Ian Jerrum looks at how intermediaries can assess the insurance needs of small retailers
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Reining in the Trojan Horse
Greg Clay explains how you can be protected against criminal gangs putting their people in your IT department
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Gibraltar rocks
Greg Clay explains how you can be protected against criminal gangs putting their people in your IT department
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Unblocking the transfers
Insurers are calling on the FSA to relax its rules on block transfer. Michael Faulkner reports
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Defence dilemma
Homeowners who come face-to-face with a burglar have to make some quick decisions on protecting their property. Hugh Price explains
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Eye test for insurers
Stephen Walsh looks at startling evidence which reveals that computer use can be linked to a common eye disease
