Regulation

Claims logjam fear.

The Woolf Reforms were intended to stream-line the legal system. Six months since their introduction, Shona Cronin, looks at their effect on the insurance industry.

Mike Williams.

BIBA is proposing a code of conduct to stamp out client poaching by wholesale brokers and to clarify client ownership.

David Worsfold.

The novelty of insurance roadshows is starting to wear a bit thin, but for the GISC's current round of consultation it is an appropriate choice.

United we stand.

Many independent intermediaries are uniting to counter the threat of larger brokers. Ric Mathers discusses how to pick the right group for you.

Doing the books.

While figure-work might seem a little staid, accountants face a wide range of risks. Simon Threadgold looks at the every expanding market for accountants' professional indemnity.

Appointment at CSC.

CSC has appointed Steven Bow as managing director, Retail Insurance Division. Mr Bow has been with t...

Under construction.

Now that things are looking up for the construction industry insurers can afford to put rates up and make them stick, says Steve Banner.

Ian Ritchie.

Mergers are resulting in the industry losing valuable expertise, at a time when it is swamped with new legislation.

Safe and sound.

The introduction of new health and safety regulations will have wide implications for many engineering-related trades. Companies should make their brokers the first port of call, says John Sanders.

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