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Lloyds TSB plans expansion with online deal
Lloyds TSB Insurance has signed a two-year, six-figure deal with Tiscali UK, the internet communicat...
Lloyd's renews ISO agreement
Lloyd's has renewed its licencing agreement with Insurance Services Office for underwriting and clai...
The changing landscape of terrorism
Terrorism
Eureko's fortunes up following restructure
Pan European insurer Eureko said this week it expects a turnaround in its fortunes, with net income ...
NU head moves to new role
Patricia Byron, former executive claims manager at Norwich Union's Irish subsidiary, Hibernian, has ...
David Waite's specialist team joins Crawford's team
David Waite Associates' specialist agricultural team has joined Crawford & Company's agricultural, r...
New annual Police and Constabulary Almanac published
The new annual Police and Constabulary Almanac has been published for 2004. Having been in print sin...
Broker targets three new product areas
Kwik-Fit Insurance Services is set to launch into the motorbike and taxi insurance markets in 2004 a...
Fraud lawyer calls for action on arson
A leading insurance fraud lawyer has accused the government of failing to address the issue of arson...
Industry needs to be heard
With uninsured driving back in the headlines, the clamour for the introduction of windscreen insuran...
Adjuster in six-city expansion plan
Grant Thornton is planning a significant expansion of its major and complex loss capabilities over t...
ABI seeks relevant fines for uninsured motorists
The Association of British Insurers this week called on the government to introduce penalties such a...
Collective action for charities
Charities
Latest statistics released by TruckPol
The latest statistics released by TruckPol show that the most common methods of crime against freigh...
Polaris to merge with Insurance Database Services
Insurers have agreed to merge the activities of Polaris UK and the Insurance Database Services.
Silverstein may receive only half of claim
World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein may receive only half of his $6.6bn insurance claim for the terrorist attacks on the WTC’s twin towers because of notes written by a risk manager, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Clyde & Co expands aviation practice
Law firm Clyde & Co has made five hires to its international Aviation and Aerospace Group in the UK. Tim Brymer will head up the enlarged group with Gareth Lewis, a partner candidate, and Alex Stovold, an assistant. They will be joining from law firm CMS…
Zurich produces broker flood guide
With an estimated two million homes in the UK at risk from flooding, Zurich has launched a free advice booklet for consumers who feel they might beaffected.
Aquilo acquires Rubicon's motor inspection business
Aquilo has acquired Rubicon’s motor inspection business for an undisclosed sum. The management of the inspections business and the field-based team of inspectors will transfer to Aquilo at the end of February.
Bub resigns from Max Re Capital
Bermuda-based Max Re Capital has announced that Stephan Bub has resigned from the company's board of directors.
Kwit-Fit expands into pet insurance
Kwik-Fit Insurance Services has expanded its product base with the launch of a pet insurance division.
Appointment at Ecclesiastical
Andrew Jones is the new group reinsurance manager at Ecclesiastical. Mr Jones will lead the coordi...
Outsourcing - CSC signs 10-year outsourcing deal with Swiss Re Life & Health
Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has signed a 10-year business process outsourcing deal with Swis...
Compliance - Getronics launches new compliance framework tool
London-based Getronics has introduced a new information technology solution to help companies with t...