Opinion
Exaggeration is essential for effective marketing
I would like to comment on the Post editor's leader regarding price-led promotions, the regulator an...
Evolution is key for the UK insurance industry
People often say that nothing in life is certain but I would disagree - we can always count on chang...
Equitas' run-off efforts should be applauded
As someone who participated in the conception of Equitas, it gave me immense pleasure to see it rece...
The claimant's view
We say that the insurance industry should take responsibility for health and safety by rewarding emp...
Stance on rehab needs a helping hand
The UK has a compensation system that has been carefully built, layer by layer, over time - yet ther...
Why it's good to talk about insurance
Working in public relations, marketing and communications is often held up as a glamorous profession...
Opening up will prevent identity theft
The recent National Identity Fraud Prevention awareness campaign helped to highlight the fact that f...
Information drive is stuck in slow lane
If the financial services industry is to raise confidence levels in maintaining a profitable busines...
FSA should act now, not wait on OFT
If the payment protection insurance (PPI) market has not at last woken up to itself then the alarm b...
M&A activity hots up
Talk of mergers and consolidation within Lloyd's is as old as the market itself and has been comment...
Considering the VAT options
VAT review update
Hard-line stance is vital
It is like a broken record - UK employees are confidently claiming compensation; ambulance chasers a...
Value for money
PPI market scrutiny
Core values are key to adjusting
I applaud the article on the accuracy of loss reserving, penned by Bev Fitzgerald ('Damage Control',...
CII proposals are sound, bar board suggestion
In just a few weeks the Council of the Chartered Insurance Institute will make a decision about the ...
Toddlers on chairs
Dear Friend, I am a father of three - one five-year-old boy and twin three-year-old girls. Lately,...
Whatever happened to working your way up?
I read with interest the comment in the 12 October issue, ('Talent quest must not ignore current wor...
Investigators need a code as standard
Post's recent report on insurers defending their approach to fraud investigations is of considerable...
Why London?
Market competition
Rising tide of premiums
At last, there is some action on motor insurance pricing. Despite some continued price-cutting at on...
Debate continues on low-speed impact case
I am writing with reference to the recent decision in Casey v Cartwright and the recent article that...
Internet data needs to put in context
We really do have to be careful when interpreting statistics about the supposedly meteoric rise of t...
South Africa calling but how far can it go?
Budget's planned expansion of its South African offshore call centre presents some interesting quest...