Commercial
Carby gives adapt or fold warning.
Competition in the life assurance marketplace will double in 10 years and financial advisors will ne...
Appointment at Crawford-THG.
To strengthen its Midlands team, Crawford-THG has appointed Tim Thompson global risk director and Ni...
Insurers grasp at OFT hope.
The Office of Fair Trading has delayed the announcement of its decision on whether teleselling of he...
The standards setter.
After turning several businesses around, Mark Wood has the opportunity to repeat the trick by turning AXA into a world-beating company. He is supremely confident that he will succeed, says Tim Collison.
Deal with Eldridge Pope & Co.
Les Curson, general manager of private medical insurer Clinicare, was quick to prove he is as profes...
Bumpy ride for walker claims.
Insurers have been told to expect a rush of claims following a trading standards report warning relu...
Well-heeled Travelers.
Travelers Group has announced a 25% rise in earnings for the first quarter of 1998. Revenues were re...
Businesses still underestimating the price of terrorism.
Despite the potential threat of terrorism, many businesses are still failing to take out sufficient ...
Legal eagles fly to commercial.
Solicitors' fears about the future of their indemnity cover has seen many fleeing to the commercial market, a move which could bring a £200m a year premium windfall. But the switch won't be easy, says John Miller.
Higher profile a priority - FitzGerald.
The new president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA), Bev Fitzgerald, plans to shak...
Land Aid insurance bid.
Land Aid, one of the main charities funded by the property industry, has broken into the insurance m...
Sourcing the decision makers.
Outsourcing has become one of the most fashionable buzzwords in the insurance industry, so Post Magazine teamed up with Winchester White to find out what is really going on. David Worsfold analyses the results.
PMSC to go global with Microsoft deal.
Insurance IT solutions provider Policy Management Systems Corporation (PMSC) and Microsoft are set t...
CILA Annual Conference.
The 'globalisation' theme of this year's Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters' (CILA) Annual Confer...
Will Angus have some good news for you?
The host for the grand presentation dinner for the 1998 British Insurance Awards will be Angus Deayt...
RIMS seeks to halt Year 2000 apathy.
Only one United States and Canadian company surveyed for the RIMS conference in San Diego this week ...
Post Magazine Charity Football Competition 1998 for the Impact Plus
The group stages of the inaugural Post Magazine Charity Football Competition reach a climax tonight....
The price of a human MOT.
I see Abbey National recently produced one of those surveys designed to persuade us to spend more on...
Surely £17m is too much to pay for any call centre.
What did Norwich Union buy when they snapped up Premium Search for £17m last autumn? On the surfa...
It's been a year to remember.
Perhaps you will allow me to take this opportunity to express my thanks to Post Magazine for what I ...
Multiassistance signs up Barclays.
Claims management and repair company Multiassistance has signed a new client, Barclays Merchant Serv...
Risk management tools.
Lloyd's chairman Max Taylor announced last week that Lloyd's is considering developing its own new r...
Star in their eyes.
Northern Star has decided to become a full member of Polaris, after concluding that the number of ne...
Standing up for loss assessors.
I write after reading Derek Armstrong's letter (Let adjusters repair damage of assessors, PM, 9 Apri...