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Insurers reject Nurse's genetic claim.
The private medical insurance sector has rubbished suggestions by one of the UK's leading scientific...
Going to battle with hard EL facts.
Pressure on the government to reform the existing system of employers' liability is starting to mount...
Waveney Insurance buys Sirius software.
East Anglia-based broker Waveney Insurance has bought a 52-user licence for Sirius for Broking from ...
Fortis Insurance to join the panel for insureE-com.
Fortis Insurance is to join the panel for personal lines system provider insurE-com. Dan Francis, vic...
MID success depends on co-operation.
Adding fleet vehicles to the Motor Insurance Database will be a welcome addition to the insurers' arsenal in the fight against fraud. But its success depends on clearly explaining what is required of all those involved, says Donald Martin.
Liability centre stage after Pool Re extension
The Government's move this week to extend Pool Re's remit on commercial property to all terrorist ris...
Class action threat remains.
The failure of the claimants in the High Court this week (see p1) to win their case against manufactu...
UK unwilling to expand Pool Re
The UK government has told the British insurance sector and business at large that they must prove a ...
Insurers face £18m hit to salvage income.
Insurers' income from salvaged vehicles will suffer at least an £18m hit next year, as a result of n...
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Are you ever stumped by a request for unusual cover? To find a broker or insurer specialising in som...
Cox Insurance Retail Division wins contract.
Cox Insurance Retail Division, in conjunction with specialist schemes broker Insurance Watch, has wo...
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
I like sites that make a good impression immediately and the front page of this one looks great. It ...
Appointment at Regency.
After three years as financial director at emergency home assistance provider Home Service, Michael ...
NMT signs deal with IIB.
Broker software provider NMT has signed a deal with the Institute of Insurance Brokers to provide it...
Zurich aims for mid net worth sector.
Zurich plans to launch a range of products aimed at the mid net worth market in the third quarter of...
Two-pronged attack on fraud.
Prosecuting white collar perpetrators of insurance fraud could become significantly easier if propos...
Class action threat remains.
The failure of the claimants in the High Court this week (see p1) to win their case against manufact...
Vertex wins customer acquisition contract.
Business process outsourcer Vertex has won a 12-month customer acquisition contract with wholesale i...
What the papers said this week.
Metro A Scarborough-based female police officer tried to make a bogus insurance claim for a set o...
InFront Solutions moves its managed contractor services.
Claims management operation InFront Solutions has moved its managed contractor services - Net-Works ...
Appointment at CMS Group.
Former Independent Insurance chief motor engineer Tim Densham has joined motor salvage company Cleav...
Secure Inventories attacks poor valuations.
Secure Inventories has attacked poor valuations in the home insurance market with MyHomeInventory. T...
Mystery shopping should be done as standard.
I read with interest the article on variability in jewellery valuation (Mystery Shopper, Post Magazi...
Investigating fire claims gets a warm reception.
For insurers, discovering the cause of a blaze is a burning issue in claims processing. Warming to his subject, fire claims investigator Rod Newbery talks to Richard Adams about the wide range of specialist skills involved and the job satisfaction he…