Commercial
Desperately seeking good company.
Brokers and loss adjusters are trying to develop a more comfortable relationship in what appears to be a growing and robust trend. David Fanning finds out how strategies are being adapted in the quest for reliable relationships.
Legal look at risks.
Law firm Barlow Lyde & Gilbert will be hosting a seminar examining the issue of risks arising from e...
ABI members not in the cold.
In last week' s issue (Cold-callers in hot water, Post Magazine 3 February, p1), you reported that t...
Cox buys more.
Cox Insurance has strengthened its retail division with the acquisition of West Midlands-based Argen...
Maximising potential.
In his spare time Eastgate Assistance's chief executive Max Carruthers is a sailing addict, and Alex Broad discovers he has plans to make waves in his professional world as well.
No duty of care for loss of gutted building.
Bellefield Computer Services v E Turner & Sons 28 January 2000 Court of Appeal The claimant ...
Ready for take off.
Brendan Lawlor says that firms in the credit and trade finance market should have their staff ready to deal with a boom in the sector.
Claimant fails to beat payment into court.
Burgess v British Steel and another 19 January 2000. Court of Appeal The claimant failed to bea...
Scandal in the air.
General insurance is heading for a potential mis-selling scandal, according to the Institute of Actu...
Exclusive - Axa extranet targets brokers.
Axa Insurance is to launch an extranet site for brokers later this year with the emphasis on busines...
Easy on the prying.
Lloyd's broker PYV has devised a new high value death-in-service policy which it claims does not req...
Autohit among exhibitors at The Fleet Show 2000.
Online new and used car buying service Autohit will be among the exhibitors at The Fleet Show 2000, ...
Global failures.
Global financial service companies are failing to recognise the importance of e-business, according ...
IFA boost for Newday.
The Newday Group has boosted its independent financial adviser capacity with the acquisition of Char...
LIA causes a stir.
The battering of dustbins heralded the opening of the 20th annual convention of the Life Insurance A...
Train crash claims.
Following the weekend rail crash in Germany, it has emerged that Allianz withdrew from insuring the ...
Pimco sale delayed.
Allianz's $3.3bn (£2.1bn) purchase of California-based money manager Pimco Advisers may not be compl...
Disclosure dissent.
Brokers have slammed calls by the Institute of Actuaries for compulsory commission disclosure and th...
Insurers reject calls for cash to back services.
The idea that insurers should offer brokers financial compensation for failing to meet service promi...
Lloyd's lists new priorities.
Direct access for insureds, outsourcing of claims and a doubling of the entrance rate for corporate ...
CGU/Post winners get their medals.
Star prize winner The youngsters at Kent Athletic Club in Catford, south east London, are in line...
Lloyd's three year plan
Lloyd's has outlined details of its strategy document for the next three years. It wants to strengthe...
RSA picks Tenfold.
Royal & Sun Alliance USA has selected e-business supplier Tenfold Corporation to automate policy man...
Appointment at Impact Underwriting.
John Grunert and Keith Bowden have joined Impact Underwriting. Both were previously members of DP Ma...