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News‘AIG will look after you’
Baugh moves to reassure brokers once more as US government raises bail-out to $150bn.
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FeaturesThe fab four
Biba’s public affairs team, led by chief executive Eric Galbraith, is increasingly adept at getting brokers’ voices heard in the government and the media. Ellen Bennett met the lobbyists.
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FeaturesA model of fairness
The deadline for implementing the FSA’s Treating Customers Fairly principles is just over two months away. Lesley Titcomb, director of small firms and contact, with a remit that includes insurance brokers, outlines how an ideal company might put the principles into practice.
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NewsABC unveils three policies for pubs and hotels
LV= division to offer products aimed at licensed businesses.
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NewsHanks shakes up Allianz top team to ‘take advantage of hard market’
Trading director Paul Maidment to leave as general manager restructures company to focus on small businesses.
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FeaturesDon't panic
When it takes nationalisation to rescue robust operators such as AIG, it is no wonder consumers are confused. Brokers can help, but only if they have accurate data. Ellen Bennett finds out how they can get it.
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Online onlyTowergate launches new commercial vehicle breakdown cover
Truck Assist to be provided by National Breakdown.
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Chancellor forms insurance industry strategy group
Aviva chief Andrew Moss to co-chair group.
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KGM reveals new Chelmsford claims centre
Motor insurer to open new office in the New Year.
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JLT to profit despite crunch
Broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT) issued a bullish interim management statement this morning (11 November 2008) predicating strong growth despite the credit crunch.
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Cooper Gay acquires aerospace team from Benfield
London based team moves to Lloyd's broker.
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Standard Life may stop HBOS/Lloyd's TSB merger
Life insurer Standard Life may decide whether the £12bn merger of troubled bank HBOS with Lloyd’s TSB is stopped in favour of a rival proposal from Scottish bankers Sir George Mathewson and former Bank of Scotland chief executive Sir Peter Burt.
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Wind, rain and tornados hit UK
Insurers braced themselves for a further bout of storm and flood damage claims in the UK after mini-twisters hit the south coast and rain affected many areas on Sunday.
