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FSA considers fines

John Tiner, managing director of the Financial Services Authority, speaking at a conference organis...

Flood losses rise

Recent catastrophic floods such as those in central Europe have affected many (re)insurers' motor portfolios. Adrian Leonard wades through the deluge and suggests that motor (re)insurers should be reassessing flood risk.

Full to bursting

Lack of office space and of intellectual capital on Bermuda are threatening to stifle further growth on the island, reports Mairi Mallon.

Cutting claims down to size

Although faring better than the employers' liability sector, personal lines insurers are facing their own problems, with floods, fraud and falling investment returns all denting profits. Rachel Gordon looks at the role of claims teams in cutting back on…

Travellers' checks

Terrorist atrocities over the last 12 months, including the US attacks on 11 September and the Bali bombing, have forced insurers and employers to consider the implications of staff being sent abroad on business. Toni Hutchinson reports.

Excess baggage?

When deciding whether to replace existing technology, organisations should first look at whether the system is struggling under the weight of useless information. Unloading this excess baggage could be the answer to many companies' system problems, says…

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