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Allianz secures Lloyds TSB commercial business deal
Allianz Commercial has secured a multiyear partnership with Lloyds Banking Group to provide insurance solutions to Lloyds TSB (LTSB) and Bank of Scotland's (BOS) 850 000 small business customers.
Power Place expands team
Towergate-owned commercial EDI business Power Place has made several appointments.
HCC joins govt scheme
HCC has joined Euler Hermes, Atradius and Coface as a provider of the government's trade credit insu...
Coversure franchises poised to exceed 100
Coversure is poised to push its number of franchises past the 100 mark as part of a three-year expan...
Appointment at Marsh
Marsh has appointed Matt Kimber as chief risk officer in the UK. Mr Kimber joins the company from ...
Trying something new
Paul Howard
Groupama jobs at risk in restructure
Groupama has admitted its latest restructure will put a number of jobs at risk, but maintained the o...
Blackham takes new insurance role
The founder of Layton Blackham, Chris Blackham, has taken an advisory role at Hyperion. Mr Blackham...
Broker sticks to guns over controversial plan
AA Insurance is forging ahead with its controversial pay-as-paid scheme that will alter the way it p...
Penny black's insurance week
Penny has pledged to dine out more after discovering that Martin Fone of Charles Taylor Consultin...
Igo4 to extend home offering and grows product range
Intermediary Igo4 is extending its home insurance offering and has outlined plans to grow its produc...
Hyperion lands first buy since 3I cash injection
Hyperion has bought a majority stake in a German broker after securing a £3m loan from shareholders....
Marketing boss leaves Heath
Steven Donovan has left Heath Lambert just nine months after landing the role of group marketing dir...
RFIB Holdings sells stake
International insurance broker RFIB Holdings has sold its UK retail intermediary, Bridle Insurance B...
Insurers failing to realise high street value
Most insurers are failing to make an underwriting or investment profit on premium income because of ...
Building a better oven
What a difference a year makes. Many acquisitions undertaken pre-2008 are now looking very expensive...
Marsh's liability warning
Marsh predicts the UK architectural, engineering and construction sector is facing a 'perfect storm'...
Aon defends Man United sponsorship
Aon has defended its decision to sign a sponsorship deal with Manchester United - reportedly worth a...
Biba alerted to HSBC's £250k broker demand
The British Insurance Brokers' Association has been alerted after banking giant HSBC demanded one of...
Heath Lambert hires four
Heath Lambert has strengthened its public sector team with the appointment of four specialists. Pete...
Soon-to-be-famous five
The British Insurance Awards finalists, judges and sponsors gathered at The Merchant Taylors' Hall i...
McLaren-Stewart exits
John McLaren-Stewart has resigned as a board member of the British Insurance Brokers' Association. T...
Axa threatens to penalise claims farming brokers as debate rages
Rivals firms have backed Aviva in its push to purge the market of brokers subsiding loss-making busi...
Biba welcomes trade credit decision
The British Insurance Brokers Association has welcomed the announcement to backdate the available trade credit insurance top-up cover from 1 October, 2008.