Technology
London market not taking advantage of new technology
Market not viewing technology as a business differentiator, HP research reveals.
MGA market predicted to grow in 2010
At least 12 new MGAs to launch in London this year, Total Objects predicts.
Ace appoints cyber specialist
Iain Ainslie will be based in London
Ex-Heath boss joins Holman's board
Peter Presland joins broker in non-executive role
Bluefin to provide D&O scheme for Biba members
New policy to be underwritten by Ace
Insurer launches iPhone application for claims
Tool to enable claims via mobile phone
QBE selects Guidewire as claims software provider
Insurer to use software throughout European operations
CFC appoints Janine Eagles as media underwriter
Ms Eagles joins from Axis Capital to establish new media division.
Different strokes
With insurers facing many challenges, no two are in the same situation. Richard Collard and Tony Boobier report on how firms are unlocking the value in their data and bringing together existing technology intelligently.
The quiet revolution
Forward-thinking companies are exploiting new technology platforms — such as the Iphone — but are insurers aware of these opportunities and what are they doing to embrace them, asks Tim Tribe.
MCE signs up to Open GI
Broker due to go live in New Year
Ward calls for Lloyd's Exchange commitment
Lloyd's CEO urges managing agents to stick to reform agenda
Law and life in Lloyd's
Kent Chaplin, head of claims at Lloyd's, tells Reinsurance about making a conscious decision to join the industry.
Interveiw John Daum, Lockton: American dreams
Katherine Blackler talks to John Daum, executive director at Lockton Re, about his career, mentors and helping build Lockton Re's US platform.
Solicitors launch personal injury iPhone application
Tool to provide instant access to PI solicitors
Editrack and CGI partner to promote claims software
Claims Fulfilment Solution to manage insurer and claims management links
Capita insurance services boss to join Xchanging
Former Hiscox ops boss Pell looked after the outsourcing giant's Lloyd's business.
Need for speed
Removing the need for paper in the accounts payable department might not only go some way to saving the planet, but could also help to keep suppliers happy by speeding up the payment process, writes Stefan Foryszewski.