All Opinion articles – Page 30
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NewsIndustry calls for scrutiny and regulation of loss assessors
Loss assessor says whole marketplace 'must be turned upside down'
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People & OpinionBringing back the consumer faith in PPI
As PPI awaits final measures from the Competition Commission, how can it repair its reputation?
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FeaturesHandle with care
In a tough economy, it can be tempting to try to keep hold of your clients at any cost. But when they are losing your business more money than they bring in, it’s time to tackle that toxic client
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People & OpinionLeader: Your chance to tell them what you want
With the general election now looking a dead cert for May, it’s time to think about what we want from the politicians asking for our votes
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People & OpinionIndustrial strength performance
Results emerging from the Lloyd’s market are excellent, but will the soft market cause problems for the future?
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Online onlyNovae takes a slice of Pye
London market stalwart David Pye becomes non-exec director at Lloyd's insurer
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Online onlyUK General restructures its branch network
Fortis to underwrite SME and Rural business; "small number" of jobs will be cut
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Online onlyFive things you didn't know about...
Towergate's commercial lines underwriting chief exec Scott Brown
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People & OpinionThe importance of being loyal
Motor insurers can boost profitability by improving customer loyalty
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NewsReid rebuts exit rumours with commitment to Bluefin
Chief exec says role is a unique opportunity
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FeaturesBrendan McManus
As an underwriter-turned-broker, Willis’s UK chief executive is a true convert, eager to promote the sector and relishing its fast pace and client interaction. But behind the enthusiasm is a fierce protectiveness of his business
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People & OpinionChris O'Kane
Aspen’s decision to split its reinsurance and insurance businesses has opened a new chapter for the Bermuda-based group.We meet the man at the helm
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ClaimsGood faith? Practise what you preach
Claims farming may give insurers a bad name but, as long as we’re pocketing big sums from the practice, it’s a name we partly deserve
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News AnalysisThe great investor
Despite turning 80 later this year, Warren Buffett has no intention of slowing down if his recent stake in Munich Re is anything to go by. Here, we look at Buffett’s sprawling business empire, and where he may go next
