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Industry renews flooding lobby
Discussions gather momentum as industry representatives converge
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Limited damage from hurricane
Structural damage caused by Hurricane Kenna has been "surprisingly light", according to loss adjuster Cunningham Lindsey.Despite widespread flooding by rain and sea surge along Mexico's Pacific co ...
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Capital is no protection
Brokers are concerned about solvency requirements in the European Directive that suggests a flat rate capital requirement. Geoffrey Boardman says such systems have already proved ineffective in protecting policyholders
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This fire protection deal has a nasty sting in the tail
Being lumbered with ill-trained and ill-equipped troops is not on, says Michael Faulkner
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Our lifeblood is draining away without training
The London Market’s decision-makers need top skills to maintain their high status. But what is the industry doing to promote training, asks Marie-Louise Rossi
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The Claims Challenge who can handle this?
Technology is making inroads into claims handling at the high volume, low cost end. But, loss adjusters are still in charge when it comes to the larger, complex claims. Helene Dancer reports
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Splits What went wrong?
Insurers fear a surge in claims from fund managers who advised private investors to put money into split capital trusts. Matthew Allen explains how these investment vehicles work
