All Online only articles – Page 170
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Online onlyAon set to do better in second half, says analyst
Firm’s recent move to London will boost capital flexibility
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Online onlyJLT: we will only use our database to benefit clients
Chief executive pledges not to use data to squeeze more revenue from underwriters
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Online onlyBurrows closes on Cobra takeover
98% of shareholders have agreed offer of acquisition from Alto
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Online onlyAsian business set to go first in Aviva fire sale
Insurer looking to fill £2.5bn shortfall in capital caused by eurozone and economic woes
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Online onlyLancashire quits D&F property over losses
Up to nine jobs lost six months after move to London. Meanwhile, two senior executives are to step down
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Online onlyGovernment mesothelioma scheme will hike EL rates
DWP’s newly announced scheme is a stripped back version of planned Employers’ Liability Bureau
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Online onlyBiba to fight FSA changes to compensation scheme
FSCS review intended to make scheme fairer could see brokers paying higher levies
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Online onlyHiscox’s call for GI lobby wins market support
Lloyd’s chiefs agree there should be greater voice within ABI for non-life interests
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Online onlyBroker databases still need to convince
Are the databases really for the clients, or is it just a way of brokers extracting more cash from insurers?
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Online onlyBronek Masojada, Hiscox
Hiscox’s chief executive talks about why good service and consistency are vital to his business
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Online only‘My only fear of flying is that I might end up in economy’
Two brokers’ actions to help home a British lad with a phobia of planes gets a gold star from our Insider
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Commercial lines ‘on road to recovery’
LV= boss John O’Roarke has said it. Time will tell if it the market agrees
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Hiscox bounces back to black
After posting a loss last year, Hiscox has capitalised on a favourable catastrophe environment to achieve solid profit and an impressive COR
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Online onlyShould brokers fear the regulator?
The FSA investigation into Barbon following its mis-selling of contents insurance policies could signal the start of a tougher regulatory stance on brokers
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Online onlyBiba blog: My wife takes a hit for the team
An opportunity to speak up for the broking sector on breakfast TV had an unexpected side effect
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JLT goes from strength to strength
Clarity of strategy has rewarded the broker with a strong half-year performance
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Online only'Balcony jumpers' claims under the spotlight
AXA talks about the latest big issue to hit travel insurers
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Solicitors' PI primed for shake-up?
With the much-maligned ARP no longer putting off insurers, Axis and Elite are leading the way for a surge of new entrants
