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Motor insurance reaches its highest point
Findings 'indicate move towards harder market'
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Marsh appoints managing consultant to Modelling team
Role to focus on delivering enterprise risk management to international client base
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Other parties interested in D&G
Homeserve not only potential bidder for warranty specialist
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SSP/Sirius merger given thumbs up by OFT
OFT says merger did not reach 'relevant merger threshold'
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Online onlyAXA goes full cycle on tradesman product
Acturis set to roll out full cycle imarket trading with other AXA products
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Online onlyInsurers play down Bermuda scandal
Corruption allegations will not see insurers flee Bermuda
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Online onlyLloyd’s enables streamlined slip checking
Facility will increase accuracy, consistency and speed of checking process
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Select & Protect appoints head of sales
New role to focus on expanding business proposition
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BDS Mortage Group signs up to mychoice
General insurance comparison service continues to grow
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Defaqto welcomes Treasury move
Treasuruy's decision for FSA to regulate travel insurance policies welcomed by Defaqto
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Marsh reveals private equity firms are exposed
Marsh survey shows that private equity companies are increasingly aware of potential litigation
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Captive market under-developed, says Aon
Over half of world's top companies have no captive
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Lloyd’s signs five-year risk agreement with Benfield
Contract provides accesss to Benfield's consulting, natural peril and financial modelling expertise
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ABI backs FSA regulation of travel insurance
New regime must benefit customers without adding costs, says ABI director
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Anti-social behaviour costing Brits billions in repairs
Anti-social behaviour has cost Brits over a billion pounds ¹ in repairs in the last five years, according to Zurich.The study reveals that more than 30 million ² adults have experienced anti-social behaviour, with nearly one in five (22%) shelling out at least £400 since 2002 to fix vandals’ handiwork.Most ...
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FeaturesIndependence Dave
Perkins Slade is an independent broker based in Birmingham which its owner says will never be sold. The strength of the company seems to bear that out. Natasha Lavattiata explains
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NIG battles the Buttery
NIG is set to face a showdown with one of Glasgow’s oldest and most celebrated restaurants, The Buttery.The restaurant is set to take the RBS-owned insurance company to the Financial Ombudsman Service after it suffered a catastrophic fire in December 2006, resulting in its closure. The Buttery alleges that NIG ...
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New Lloyd’s settles on a pin head
Lloyd’s is regarded as the pre-eminent insurance market, with a massive reputation across the globe. One renowned micro-sculptor, Willard Wigan, has created a replica of the Lloyd’s building to the exact precision and proportion of the real thing, but sitting on the head of a pin.The meticulous effort has been ...
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Shrinking the big boys
While Phil Bunker and his ABC Insurance team are helping smaller brokers to grow, it seems they’re doing it by taking some weight off the ‘big’ brokers.Bunker recently challenged Paul Cosh, managing director of Hero Insurance Services, to reduce his size. Well, Cosh was already on a diet and ...
