All Opinion articles – Page 27
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Online onlySunderland shoots up list of ID fraud hotspots
New study shows city is area with most risk of exposure to ID fraud
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Online onlyMatthews appointed to head skills council
Friends Provident CEO will have role in driving up standards
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Online onlyFive things you didn't know about...Andrew Thompson
BCIS's international development and data director Andrew Thompson
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Online onlyFinsure boss Brittain leaves RBSI
Premium finance business entered run off earlier this month
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Special ReportsLondon IT Pack 2010: Stars in their eyes
This year’s IT Pack series got off to a glittering start in London late last month with young brokers determined to network and grab advice from senior industry figures – and from Levi Roots of Dragons’ Den fame
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People & OpinionLeader: A knock-out blow or a second chance?
Quinn's coming out fighting but, whatever the outcome, it will be some time before the insurer gets back to business as usual
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People & OpinionDavid Newman
It’s all about controlled risks, says the broker boss as he sets out on a 110 km trek across the Arctic. He tells us about his fascination for the frozen north, and his role at the head of motorcycle insurance specialist, Carole Nash
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People & OpinionWise heads will keep their powder dry
It is vital to take the long view in the PI insurance market, or people will pay later
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People & OpinionMake the most of social media
Twitter just for teenagers? Facebook only for fools? No, we have to embrace new opportunities to meet customer expectations
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Online onlyOn the QT: Bunch of old farts
Sid spills on the latest gossip, scandal and broker hair styles
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NewsIndustry leaders back Tories in poll
Insurance Times hustings revealed just 7% support to Labour
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People & OpinionFrank O’Halloran and Steven Burns
The top men in QBE are in London to talk about the restructuring of the group’s European management, and they reveal that they have their eye on more acquisitions
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People & OpinionLeader: Time to decide
As Gordon Brown this week fired the starting gun on the general election, it was the Conservatives who swept to power with a landslide victory at the Insurance Times Hustings event, polling 75% of the ballot. We asked: which party would be best for the general insurance market?
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People & OpinionLet’s sink our teeth into this election
Do politicians really understand how the insurance sector works? If so, why do they insist on calling the banking crisis a financial crisis?
