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Acott: MD at Zenith.

Lloyd's insurer Zenith, which completed a management buy out last year, has appointed the former ope...

Nappy dust claims.

Manufacturing giant Procter & Gamble has settled claims worth £250,000 brought by six employees who ...

Hiscox profits jump — on balance

Hiscox, which recently rebuffed a bid offer from US giant Chubb, has recorded a rise in pre tax profits to £3.5m compared to only £112 000 in 1999, claiming that gross written premiums of £384.7m helped offset market volatility in it's Lloyd's operations.

Bodyshop query.

The integrity of insurer-owned bodyshops will be questioned by MP George Stevenson in a written ques...

Grey matters.

EU proposals and government screening programmes threaten to put the brakes on older drivers. However, insurers and brokers are addressing the risk issues to provide options for those that wish to stay behind the wheel, says Veronica Cowan.

Lightening the load.

Schemes can be a profitable business, but it can be a long haul keeping profitability levels up. Offering a scheme on a sub-brokered basis is one option that can lighten the work load, says Jane Bernstein.

Show me the money.

The average salary of intermediaries and insurance company personnel is £33,000, with the majority ea...

Too hot to handle?

Health and safety legislation has put employers in the hotseat when it comes to protecting their employees. But brokers have an increasingly important role to play in formulating clients' risk management strategies, bringing benefits all round, says…

Verdict slammed.

The verdict against US motor and home insurer State Farm, which orders it to pay $1bn for its use of...

Call for GISC fee reduction.

The Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters annual conference and AGM in Cardiff last week attracted well under 100 loss adjusters, but the level of debate was nevertheless high. Anthony Gould reports.

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