All Insurance Times articles in Issue 04-12-2008 – Page 2
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ClaimsColumnist: Goodbye spanners, hello laptops
Each week in our new Claims section, a professional on the front line will share some business secrets. First up, Graham Gibson of Allianz on working with motor repair firms
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NewsLaw Society to help solicitors find PI cover next year
The Law Society is planning to help small legal firms struggling to buy professional indemnity insurance (PII).It has set up a working group to prepare for the PII renewal deadline in October next year.Small law firms have found it difficult to obtain cover this year as insurers are concerned that, ...
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ClaimsAre you ready to fight fire?
Fraud costs the country £600 a second – and that will only increase during the recession. Ellen Bennett reports on how insurers can battle the blaze.
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People & OpinionInterview: Peter Harmer
Aon UK’s chief executive may be gregarious. But he avoids too much talk about the acquisition of Benfield. Tom Broughton met him.
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People & OpinionUp the ladder
David George, managing director of the aviation division, United Insurance Brokers
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Markets & RisksMarket: SMEs
Our new Markets & Risks section kicks off with an in-depth look at small businesses
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In BusinessThe mystery revealed
To kick off our new section on how to run your company, Lauren MacGillivray enters the secret world of the mystery shopper – and we have a go at it ourselves
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NewsWoolworths collapse set to bruise trade credit insurers
Trade credit insurance companies face substantial claims after the high-street stalwart Woolworths collapsed last week.Euler Hermes said it still had policies with suppliers when Woolworths went into administration last Wednesday. Coface and Atradius, the other two big trade credit insurers, declined to comment.It was widely reported the big three had ...
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