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Green Flag introduces SMS text messaging technology.
Motor assistance provider Green Flag has introduced SMS text messaging technology to assure stranded...
What the papers said this week.
Daily Mail A teenage girl who spent hours talking on her mobile phone each day has died from a br...
Churchill development enters second phase.
Churchill Insurance has entered phase two in the development of its broker division. It is unrolling...
Insured property losses from terrorist attack.
Insured property losses from the 11 September terrorist attack on the World Trade Center total $20.3...
Time for reflection on risk.
Risk management was very much in the spotlight this week, with the issue of terrorism cover, or rath...
Once the party's over.
Today's students tend to be tomorrow's professionals and although their insurance needs may be limited while they are studying, many insurers are offering schemes to encourage take up at colleges and universities hoping to reap the rewards later, says…
Appointment at Budget.
The Budget Group of Companies has made Janet Eagle-Smith regional manager for the London and South a...
Property losses from 11/9 put at $20.3bn
Insured property losses from the 11 September terrrorist attack on the World Trade Centre total $20.3...
Insurers cut flood cover.
Pressure mounted on the Chancellor this week to increase spending on flood defences substantially, a...
Gloria Hunniford backs new Post Office campaign.
Gloria Hunniford has thrown her weight behind a new Post Office campaign to raise awareness about ho...
Staff have their say in survey.
Ignorance of the new regulatory regime by insurance company management is alarmingly high and traini...
Onward & upward.
The US attacks have elevated risk management's profile within both US and UK companies. As testament to this, property risk is also coming to the fore, says Martin Fessey.
What the papers said this week.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH The state retirement age must rise to 70 and employers should be able to make...
Motor directive filip to sales.
Insurers and trade associations have welcomed this week's 5th EU motor directive proposals, which wi...
Focusing on the future.
Risk management training is a subject that has been brought into sharper focus because of the turbulence of the last year. It is now something that insurance companies cannot afford to ignore. Rachel Gordon reports.
British Insurance Awards 2002 Finalists.
Service Provider of the Year Sponsored by Countrywide Property Inspections - Belfor-Relectronic...
Zurich launches HNW division.
Zurich Financial Services launched its high net worth division this week, targeting half a million h...
Appointment at Accidentcare.
Motor solutions and accident management provider the Accidentcare Group has appointed Suzanne Murray...
Career Changers - No accounting for the job-for-life tradition.
Sharon Green began her career as an accountant for a large company, however, she rejected the job-for-life ethos and, having gathered new skills along the way, now works for a firm of loss adjusters. Edward Murray reports.
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
This website is the first one I've reviewed that looks like it has a lisp. It is actually an online ...
Helphire merges brands and targets brokers.
Helphire subsidiary Angel Assistance has launched a new service called Brokerlink to streamline the ...
Misys opens commercial broker network.
Misys Insurance Management is set to open a new network for commercial brokers to sit alongside its ...
Portal wins contract.
Hosted contact centre Portal has won a nine-month contract to provide an interim outsource solution ...
25 years ago.
Twenty five years ago, Labour MP Neil Kinnock showed a strong interest in insurance, as Post Magazin...