All Insurance Times articles in On-Line Archive – Page 142
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Insurance IT managers rely on outsourcing
Selective outsouring is the best way of promoting company growth according to IT managers in the insurance sector.The latest Pressure Point Index (PPI) has revealed that over 70% of the sector's I ...
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Standard & Poor's launches new research portal
Standard & Poor's information and research is to be made available online through an integrated web platform.
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NIG records 53% rise in profits
NIG has recorded a significant increase in profits, posting a rise in pre-tax profits of £14.2mIn its latest report NIG generated gross written premiums of £758m from £496m, a rise of 53%.Prof ...
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Builders to work with insurers to manage costs
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) has announced it is to work with the insurance industry to develop a benchmark for risk assessment.Under the scheme, companies will register with Quality ...
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Prudential moves closer to finalising India move
Prudential is in the process of moving 850 jobs to India within 18 months, according to its implementation partner, ICICI OneSource (I-OneSource).Other insurers are understood to be watching the s ...
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European insurers endorse Insurance Directive
The European insurance industry federation has announced it has approved the EU's insurance mediation Directive.
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London markets fall as insurers struggle
London's stocks opened lower on Thursday morning after losses on Wall Street, profits warnings from US companies and increasing tension over IraqAviva shed 1.8% and Legal & General shed 3.2% in e ...
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IRM launches new training syllabus
The IRM has launched a new initiative to form the central forum for design, development and implementation of programmes.The IRM Foundation aims to ensure that traini ...
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People at work turn to the web for news
Employees who use the internet are increasingly becoming news addicts, a survey has found.In its annual survey, web monitor company Websense found that over 20% of employees felt that news was the ...
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AMP declares intention to stay in UK
AMP has declared that the company will fix, not exit, its troubled UK operations.
