All Finance articles – Page 61
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Online onlyDual seals £10m capacity deal
Newline Synicate 1218 at Lloyd's agrees £10m capacity with Dual
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Online onlyGocompare.com could double profit in 2010
Price comparison site posts £12m profit for 2009
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NewsRBS mulls Part VII transfer to prepare for Solvency II
Transfer is one possible option as part of restructuring of insurance division
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NewsWatson is latest ex-Giles employee to join George Stubbs
Perth-based broker has big plans for Scottish expansion
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NewsRep to pay past employer for covenant breach
Bluefin's THIG received 'substantial sum' for breach of post-termination restrictions
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NewsA-Plan plans to make friends in the north
Broker will retain focus on the high streets of southern market towns and cities
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NewsDrakefield’s net profit down but interim dividend 50% up
Travel broker's turnover dropped 2% despite policy sale increases
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NewsOver-50s broker busts £80m turnover barrier
Fortis subsidiary RIAS's 2009 expense ratio showed a downward trend, but operating profit was less positive
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NewsAverage comprehensive car policy rises by £74 in Q2
Middle-aged policyholders saw the biggest jump
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Online onlyMotor rates rose 14.2% in Q2
Prices up 31% over past 12 months, according to Confused.com/EMB index
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Online onlyHSBC in motor run-off deal
HSBC Insurance UK appoints QuestGates as solus provider for motor portfolio run-off
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Online onlyFSA bans three insurance professionals for £2m fraud
Trio targeted Markel, QBE and Amalfi Underwriting
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Online onlyLarge insurers worried about Solvency II effects
Firms fear rises in capital requirements from new directive
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Online onlyInsurance Times launches Fair Fees campaign
We lobby FSA on unfair FSCS levies for brokers
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Online onlyFair Fees: brokers speak out
Read what brokers have said about the FSCS levy and send us your comments
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NewsThe fight is on as we lobby FSA on unfair FSCS levies
Biba adds backing to campaign as brokers warn that eight-fold rise could be lethal to firms
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News AnalysisCracking up
The FSA is doomed, but its principal officers are jumping ship rather than waiting to board the new Prudential Regulation Authority. Will those that remain be distracted from crucial issues like Solvency II, or will the wounded watchdog put personal pain into its bite?
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