All Insurance Times articles in On-Line Archive – Page 1145
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Companies & MarketsThe rise of the aggregators
The majority of motor business is conducted by aggregators, with the other major lines of business set to follow soon. With four huge comparison websites on the rise, brokers definitely have cause for concern
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Online onlyInsurance net exports hit £8.3bn
Insurance net exports reach record £8.3bn as UK financial sector falls 17%
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Online onlyMMA offers brokers flexible commission
'Offering variable commission levels gives brokers greater control,' says MMA's Peter Knowles
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The Lobby
The coalition: the programme for government
A partnership programme for the Conservative/Liberal Democrat government
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Online onlyDemand for GI staff hits record high
General insurance sector sees massive growth in demand for new jobs
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The LobbyWhitehall Watch - 30 July 2010
A weekly look ahead at what is happening in government and parliament on the hot topics affecting the insurance world
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Online onlyChem-Dry sold to management
Lloyds Development Capital backs Chem-Dry MBO from Evander Group
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The LobbyCabinet profile: Richard Henry Ronald Benyon MP
Parliamentary under-secretary of state, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Online onlyFormer AXA chief appointed Jelf chairman
Jelf names Les Owen as successor to retired chairman David Walker
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The LobbyCabinet profile: Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC MP
Secretary of state for justice, and lord chancellor
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Claims & LiabilitiesExclusive: Q&A with Lord Young
The government's health and safety tsar backs the Jackson Review
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The LobbyCabinet profile: Jonathan Djanogly MP
Parliamentary under secretary of state at the ministry of justice
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AnalysisHas Aon's £5m fine changed the market?
Last year the FSA finally bared its teeth and fined the global insurance giant for failing to prevent bribery and corruption. What is the fallout 18 months on, and was the mega-broker simply an unfair target?
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Research CentreCommercial insurance rates – up or down?
The PI market is currently considered to be soft with decreased demand as the recession increases market capacity. But predicting the future is a difficult task
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