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Minding your manors.

High net worth buildings cover often takes a back seat to the contents section. Steve Banner looks at the specialist insurers' attitudes to insuring high value properties.

School arson risks.

The Arson Prevention Bureau is warning about the problems of arson attacks on schools in South Wales...

Phoenix from the flames?

It is not enough for a company to take out a business interruption policy and hope that a settlement alone will get the business back on its feet after a loss. David Cloughton says that there is great deal more work involved.

Who are you going to call?

Gone are the days when insurers used the services of a variety of adjusters. Now, single partner deals and claims outsourcing are the norm. Simon Threadgold looks at the changing relationship between insurers and adjusters.

Changing tack.

Direct writing is starting to creep into the yacht and boat sector at the smaller end of the market. Nevertheless, Andrew Newman says that yacht insurance is good broker business, even though rates are still worryingly low.

Colonia quits PI.

Colonia Baltica has confirmed it is pulling out of the professional indemnity market, as reported by...

Open all hours.

Customers are demanding more from insurance. As a result, insurers and brokers are outsourcing to specialists who provide added-value services whenever the customer requires them, says David Fanning.

Hampden Lloyd's merger.

Hampden, owner of Lloyd's members' agent Falcon Agencies, has bought the business of Bridge Underwri...

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