All Supplements articles – Page 8
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On top of the world
Will further globalisation and the appeal of domiciles like Bermuda topple Lloyd's from its perch? Anita Anandarajah reports
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Riding out a year of storms
Nigel Bond looks at how claims from high winter winds and mid-summer floods are expected to dampen insurers' results
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Routes to the marketplace
The changing nature of distribution has created opportunities for insurers to find alternative ways to develop the customer relationship. John Hancock reports
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SupplementsFirst moves to winning in the hard market
QBE chiefs break their customary silence to tell Ellen Bennett about their restructuring and rebranding plans for the Australian insurer
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It's becoming a risky business
Heard the one about the mortuary worker who sued his employer because he suddenly developed a fear of death? Or the postman who sued a lecturer for posting too many letters? Sarah Kennedy reports on the new claims insurers are having to consider
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After the deluge
Insurers are getting tough on flood risks, as the government appears to be failing to take the lead in providing solutions. Sarah Kennedy reports
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Listings 11-20
11. ALLIANZ57 Ladymead, Guildford, Surrey GU1 1DBTel: 01483 568161Fax: 01483 578404Website: www.allianz.co.ukChief officer: Andrew Torrance, chief executiveNumber of UK offices: 23 Number of UK employees: 4,000 Major shareholder: Allianz SE Main lines of business: Commercial lines; personal lines; and speciality business.Subsidiaries: Threepillars; Pet Plan; Trafalgar Insurance; British Reserve; PremierlineCompany history: ...
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Top 50 UK Insurers 2007 - Listing 1-10
1. LLOYDSAddress: 1 Lime Street, London, EC3M 7HAt: 020 7327 1000f: 020 7626 2389w: www.lloyds.com e: helpdesk@lloyds.comChief officer: Richard Ward, chief executive officerYear established: 1688Number of UK offices: 2Number of UK employees: Approximately 650Main lines of business: Main lines of business: Casualty (22%), property (22%), reinsurance (34%), motor (6%), marine ...
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SupplementsFSA’s client money rules not OK
Brokers complain that the client money rules are too complex and unnecessary, are they right? Marcus Alcock reports
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Plug in, switch on and roll out the business
Brokers are ready to embrace the electronic workplace, but they need guidance. John Hancock explains
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Why are brokers not being well served?
Brokers believe they receive a poor service from insurers, but who is to blame? Andrew Holt reports
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Adapt or die
Brokers are facing a multiplication of threats in an ever-changing market. How can they survive? Ellen Bennett explains
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Routes to profit
John Hancock says the fleet market is due for a rate rise, but brokers have to be able to justify it to their customers
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Struggling out of the red
As insurers draw on their reserves and claims surge upward, most are agreed that rates must rise, but will aggregators throw a spanner in the works? Caroline Jordan explains
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Man on a mission
The MIB's Ashton West tells Anita Anandarajah about his attempts to eradicate the ‘social ill’ of uninsured driving
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SupplementsWhat happens when the FSA comes knocking
The FSA’s Arrow teams are about to swoop: is your business ready? Anita Anandarajah reports
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Change of policy
There is considerable variation in the fees insurance companies charge for adjustments to motor policies. Michael Powell explains
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Anyone for insurance?
Investment banking is proving a big draw for graduates seeking a financial services career, even though insurance has just as much to offer. Anita Anandarajah discovers why
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Management safety processes under scrutiny
Jonathan Coatman warns that the new corporate manslaughter law will require senior management to adopt clear and well-documented health and safety procedures
