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Extended travel offer.

Travel broker Douglas Cox Tyrie is offering customers 15 months travel insurance for the price of 12...

Iron Trades' expansion.

Iron Trades Insurance has opened a new underwriting room in Leicester. The move is part of an ini...

Goods as new.

More and more insurers are opting to replace household goods rather than make a cash settlement. This benefits both the client and the insurer, says Steve Banner.

Tough calculations.

Since the £10m cap on employers' liability was introduced, insureds have had to decide whether or not they need more cover. Tony Dowding says several factors have to be considered when calculating a higher limit.

Future perfect?

The Across the Millennium forecasting team's recent report discusses the key post-2000 developments facing the general insurance market. Frank Shaw, programme director, sees radical changes ahead.

David Worsfold.

The Financial Services & Markets Bill is facing long delays giving scope for all manner of problems within the insurance sector - particularly for the IBRC.

Travelling companions.

The recent MMC ruling on travel insurance has made little difference to the market and customers know it is still worth shopping around for cover, says Simon Threadgold.

Kosovo contributions.

Norwich Union and Edgar Hamilton Group have done their bit to help the Kososvo Refugee Crisis. Over ...

Improved financing.

In order to improve service to its brokers, Edgar Hamilton has amended its Premium Select financing ...

Friends in high places.

Lloyd Hanks is looking to exploit his array of market contacts in order to improve the fortunes of The General Network. He tells Tim Collison about his ambitious business plan.

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