Opinion
Who is the fairest of them all?
Conor Raffery of the Financial Services Authority highlights the importance of using plain intelligible language in policy exclusions
Giant falls on rating agency swords in bid for rescue
By the time this comment sees the light of day, AIG may have saved its skin for now, yet the storm t...
The relentless pursuit of customer satisfaction
The insurance industry has come a long way in fostering consumer trust and confidence. The steps we ...
Fee arrangements not problematic
Much as we like being referred to as "the country's most powerful defendant lawyers", there seems to...
Bluefin hopes to warm the cockles with full menu
And so the broker endearingly known as 'Visible Panty Line' has changed its name in probably one of ...
Market change is blowing in the winds
It was all going too well really; a benign hurricane season, roaring investment markets and plenty o...
Doctors are a fly in the rehab ointment
I read the article "In Search Of Confidence" by Matthew Beard with a sense of disbelief (Post, 21 Au...
End easy ride for uninsured
I make no secret of the fact that I like cars and I enjoy driving them too. I also hold the view tha...
Shock resignation hits close to home for RSA
RSA has had an eventful week, with its share price hitting a 12-month high (161.9p on Tuesday) and i...
Partners in profit
Bilateral agreements
Going it alone
Credit hire
Wanting miracles at Monte Carlo
The Monte - as happens every year - will come with its major issues. While some, particularly those ...
Insurance Golf League winners
Congratulations to Paul Croft of BP Sanders and Co of Berkhamsted, the winner of the Phase 1 handica...
When the fat lady hums
You know the party is over when the fat lady sings - to quote, I am assured, an old English saying. ...
Will Benfield takeover kick start deal bonanza?
When a national newspaper reported in August that Aon was in talks to buy Benfield it appeared that ...
Legal expenses insurance plays vital role
In the recent article entitled 'The Kill Bill' on corporate manslaughter (Post, 7 August, pp 17-18),...
NU swims against tide with SME direct withdrawal
Norwich Union's decision to pull out of the direct commercial market will certainly trigger debate (...
In search of confidence
Rehabilitation
Save it for Hollywood
Claims Negotiation
Embrace change and prosper in interesting times
I've never understood the curse of 'living in interesting times' - imagine the curse of living in un...
China's development bill isn't ours to pick up
For many weeks now all eyes have been on China and the Beijing Olympics. The media have been showeri...
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