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GISC sets up working party to look into capital adequacy issues.
The General Insurance Standards Council has set up a working party to look at capital adequacy issue...
Bright ideas.
Spotting a gap in the market is key to a good wholesale scheme. Jennifer Jarrett explains how to turn a good idea into a successful scheme.
It could have been worse ...
Having the right business interruption cover can save a business from collapse. Martin Savage explains how to carry out a full BI study.
Appointment at The General Division of Zurich.
The General Insurance Division of Zurich has appointed fraud expert Glen Marr (above) to lead a crac...
Royal London jobs on line in NU deal.
Up to 130 Royal London jobs are likely to be affected by the proposed transfer of the company's gener...
Hiscox covers firms for cyber crime with new liability policy.
Hiscox has launched a "cyberliability" product in a bid to provide protection for companies with an ...
Driving a tough campaign.
This week, I received a copy of the latest CGU Business Briefing. The topic, as many readers will be...
Hewitt threat of regulation?
I wonder how many Professional Broking readers were aware of a statement issued by The Treasury rece...
GISC calls halt to claims consultation.
The General Insurance Standards Council has called a temporary halt to consultation on the regulatio...
Appointment at Arnott-Century.
Paul Cosh, the former managing director of Century Insurance Centres, has been formally announced as...
Woodcock takes early retirement from Sabre.
Alan Woodcock, chief executive of Sabre Insurance, has taken early retirement at the age of 54. Mr W...
Appointment at Cendant Business Answers.
Mike Waters (above) has been made head of communications for Cendant Business Answers. Previously bu...
AIG accident policy is childsplay for schools.
Schools are being offered a new policy from AIG Europe which insures against pupils being permanentl...
Appointment at Lloyd's Market Association.
The Lloyd's Market Association has appointed Peter Ridge as chief executive. Mr Ridge has over 30...
Appointment at RL Davison.
Lloyd's broker RL Davison has appointed Mark Culleton to its motor fleet administration department. ...
Motor premiums show rate hike.
The cost of an average comprehensive motor policy has increased by £44.91 since July last year, acco...
IFST conference programme unveiled.
The UK and European Insurance and Financial Services Technology Conference and Exhibition (IFST) has...
Appointment at Kiln.
Steve Kidd has been appointed to the board of RJ Kiln. He joined Kiln in 1984 and was appointed to t...
Iron Trades reduces agency base in bid for profitable growth.
Iron trades is reducing its agency base as part of a bid to treble its business income and become a ...
Aon flies the Green Flag.
Aon Risk Services has acquired Green Flag's Emergency Home Assistance and Property Repair Services. ...
Critical problem for PMI.
Datamonitor's latest report UK Health Insurance 1999 reveals that private medical insurance, income ...
Loss of SIF will hurt law firms.
Insurers and solicitors are warning that many law firms will be worse off following the dissolution ...
Staying in credit.
Despite the many economic threats on the horizon, including most prominently the Millennium Bug and the switch to euro, a large number of UK companies are still trusting to luck where their receivables are concerned, says Shona Cronin.
Zurich homes in on sales.
Zurich Insurance is once again helping brokers attack the building societies with the launch of Home...