E-Trading

Resting on one's laurels.

Before the industry applauds itself too loudly after the well-managed flood problems, it would do well to speculate to the future.

Risk e-business.

From e-mails sent in error to opportunistic hacking and fraud, the internet presents a new and growing range of risks. And where there is risk there is opportunity for brokers and insurers, says Rachel Gordon.

Dotcom with a difference.

James Green talks to Catherine Tennant about how his company's internet initiative could help brokers to cut costs and increase volume.

Learning the expensive way.

At the end of last year, despite initial interest, a proposed managing agency for brokers was abandoned. Poor response times, second-hand communication and general inertia are to blame.

E-Commerce Watch.

Insure-com has launched an online postcode rating system. The ratings are based on the entire postco...

MCS set to relaunch.

MCS is set to relaunch and rebrand over the next three months. What does the new series of products have to offer?

Age-old risks in a new context.

The internet provides a new medium in which traditional risks can occur. It is therefore the responsibility of the broker to ensure that a company is adequately covered against e-liabilities, says Maggie Lister.

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