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Heath Special Report - Modernising & multiplying.
Clinicare's general manager Derry Andrews tells Alex Broad why it's time for the company to put compromise behind it.
... a reinsurer.
Riding to work on a motorcycle through the busy streets of London, David Ball of Axa Re is accustomed to risk. However, Cameron Andrews spent a day with him and found that risk forms only a tiny part of a reinsurer's working day.
Cornhill sells via TV.
Cornhill Direct started selling insurance to subscribers of Open, the interactive television service...
Penny Black's insurance week.
Oh dear, oh dear. Penny understands that the loss adjusting profession is undergoing a difficult tim...
Insurers lured to BIBA debate.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association claims that many of the UK's leading insurers have agreed...
Professors in action.
This year's Action for Victims of Medical Accidents conference, sponsored by Litigation Protection -...
Claims for MIRA.
Munich Re has followed up the launch of its Internet claims assessor MIRA, adding a claims section w...
Online cargo cover
Internet business Just2Clicks has launched an online, fully interactive cargo insurance service, cove...
Clueless on code.
It should be back to school for UK motorists according to a survey conducted by Longford Insurance S...
Wet wet wet but not high and dry.
Last month may have been the wettest May for seven years but a new company, Weather Direct, believes...
Swiss Life push e-com start up.
Swiss Life is to recruit up to 100 employees in the South-East for a new e-commerce company it is la...
No thrills or frills for reinsurers at TLO on-line.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Insurers failing to deal with e-commerce risks.
The insurance industry has failed to address the business risks associated with e-commerce, warned M...
AIRMIC focuses on emerging risks.
The Association of Insurance and Risk Managers has realigned its special interest groups to tackle e...
Health Special Report - Online sales on target?
Despite advances being made with Internet selling, there is still little health insurance available to buy online. Edward Murray looks into the problems facing insurers and what is available to the consumer.
Insurers fare badly for customer service
Insurance companies are failing when it comes to customer service. According to a national survey by ...
Insurers accused of being too inflexible
The traditional insurance market is too inflexible with regard to construction insurance claimed Mike...
Insurers failing over e-commerce
The insurance industry has failed to address the business risks associated with e-commerce, warned Ma...
Murray expands.
Insurance Village, which is developing an online insurance quoting service, has been bought by Edinb...
Scott Prov refutes sales talk.
Scottish Provident has dismissed speculation it has put itself up for sale. At Tuesday's annual g...
Broader vision for web ahead.
A new alliance is set to offer large financial services companies the option of transferring their c...
Massive blaze at Spaform plastics factory.
A massive blaze at the Spaform plastics factory in Portsmouth last week is expected to result in a £...
Back office beware.
Dennis Backer, vice president of technology research at Aspect Software, said the Internet threatens...
Air Miles defensive too.
With reference to Richard Griffith's article (PM 18 May, Nil Points, p13), it is important to note t...