News Analysis – Page 235
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Online onlyInsurers have a role to play in stopping home-grown terrorism
Employment policies and corporate responsibility critical for mitigating risk
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Online onlyAlpha members agent
Alpha Insurance Analysts, soon to commence trading as the third members’ agent in the Lloyd’s market, was this week revealed to have taken clients from Hampden, currently the largest members’ agent, worth £230m in capital.According to Alpha, the FSA has tied its hands by only allowing it to take on ...
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Online onlyDon’t lose contact with your customers
The six month anniversary of the floods is an opportunity for insurers to prove their worth
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Why the government must support the ABI
The ABI’s director general Stephen Haddrill summed up the situation neatly this week when he stated that: “This summer’s devastating floods highlight the urgent need for a long-term strategy based around more investment, national coordination and better land use planning.” His comments come as the ABI launched a new ...
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Stepping in
The FSA’s intervention in third party capture cases may prompt a timely overhaul of personal injury claims, says Ellen Bennett
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Online onlyHas the Treasury opened the Bermuda floodgates?
Hardy might not be the only company considering a redomiciliation
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News AnalysisGrasping the MGA nettle
Willis announced last week that it is to launch its own managing general agent. How much of its business will go into the MGA channel and how will larger brokers react?
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Comments/Letters
Motor profits in the balance
Michael Faulkner says that time will tell over the fortunes of the profitability of the private motor market
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Online onlyMobile phone providers could use a little Christmas cheer
Ofcom may have to intervene again in the name of TCF
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Branching out into broker networks
Danny Walkinshaw says broker networks are growing, but do brokers need to join?
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D&O under the cosh
Bad US home loans have spawned a labyrinth of business losses, leaving insurers facing a potential bill of $3bn. James Dean explains
