Claims
Insurers spend a night on the tiles.
A sponsored sleep out in the capital's Leadenhall Market involving 90 London insurance market worker...
Brokers must seize this chance.
The whole insurance industry should welcome the planned debate on broker regulation which is due to ...
Generali denies merger rumour.
Generali is at the centre of large scale merger speculation in Italy after stock market regulator Co...
Pensions set for overhaul.
The pension market is heading for a 'radical' upheaval as it tries to meet stakeholder standards, ac...
Anti-piracy drive.
The Federation Against Theft has reported an increase in members adopting its Audit Certification pr...
Fresh fears over security after documents are found in gutter.
Insurers have been alerted to to the dangers of disposing of confidential documents in the public ar...
Green Paper unease.
The government has been told its Green Paper pensions proposals could "sink without trace" if there ...
Commentary - Be ready for Woolf or else.
A major objective of the Woolf reforms is to reduce costs. This will happen with claims which go as ...
High hopes for society.
The Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters believes membership of its new Society of Claims Technicia...
No-one will stake their name on loss of reputation cover.
Risk managers want insurers to provide comprehensive third-party cover for loss of reputation, but "...
Insurer sues accountants over lost $12m.
Michigan-based Jackson National Life has filed a lawsuit in New York State, claiming an accounting f...
Staying ahead of the pack.
Michael Falcone explains how reinsurers can turn Lord Woolf's law reforms to their advantage.
Kuwait wins 9-year battle.
Lloyd's and a number of (re)insurance companies worldwide face a combined bill for up to $250m follo...
Outsourcing impacts on Top 2000's risk.
A survey of the UK's top 2000 public and private organisations, over half with a turnover exceeding ...
Rapid learning.
From seminars to videos, solicitors have come up trumps with Woolf teaching. As preparation time runs out, Anthony Gould finds out what's on offer.
Fears over SNP win.
The Scottish pensions industry would face a massive bill if the Nationalists romp to victory in the ...
Cheque fraud.
A security solutions company hopes to curtail fraudsters who make a mint out of fraudulent cheques. ...
There's a time and a place for adjusters.
I note with interest the response from Chris Miller ('Long live adjusters', PM 25 March, p20) of the...
Stakeholders slated.
A consumer watchdog has blasted the government's stakeholder pensions proposals and urged it to impl...
Appointment at Ward Evan Group.
Several appointments have been made by Ward Evans Group to its corporate insurance broking arm. Susa...
Race against time.
Updating IT sytems is an integral part of being ready for the Woolf reforms. Alex Miller finds that some companies are keeping pace while others are lagging behind.
Compulsion is key to pension success.
Insurance industry pensions experts met last week at a specially convened business breakfast to voice fears over the government's plans to reform pensions provision. Francis Higney and David Worsfold report.
Providers wary of laws.
Pension providers are scared of testing the water with new pension products in case they fall foul o...
PEP up your jargon.
If you have trouble sorting out your TESSAS from your ISAs, a new guide from United Friendly could h...