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Market moves: A good month for the management

It’s well into the new year but the insurance industry is certainly still ringing the changes. As usual, there were moves between rival companies, with Willis losing a COO to Aon, and Lifestyle Services......

Broker | 01 Feb 2012

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Market moves: restructures and resignations

The blood is well and truly covering the floor this month with three high profile departures and the sacking of an entire board. But there was better news for one of their peers who has found his way back into the market in double quick time. What has......

Broker | 01 Jan 2012

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Insurers return to the regions

Moving underwriters to regional offices is just one way insurers have tried to get closer to brokers in 2011

Insurer | 02 Dec 2011

Commuters

Market moves: Dave new world

For the first time in a long time Scotland had a relatively quiet month, although Glasgow welcomed a new Mitsui Sumitomo branch. The insurer also made a senior appointment in Manchester, which was quite a hub of activity in November, with Arista and MMA......

Broker | 02 Dec 2011

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Gender pay gap wider than ever

Study finds female junior insurance executives get paid more than males but gap 
remains at senior level

Management | 03 Oct 2011

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Do insurers have referral fee trick up their sleeves?

Brokers fear impact of insurers changing Tobas to tackle referral fees

Insurer | 01 Aug 2011

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Brokers react to Quinn return

Rumours of Sean Quinn making a return with an offshore insurance vehicle have caused a furore throughout the UK insurance market, with some brokers demanding preventative regulatory action.

Insurer | 01 Aug 2011

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Balance of power

While many brokers believe commercial will outperform personal over the next year, insurers are still investing in personal lines.

Personal | 01 Jul 2011

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Has the FSA got too much on its plate?

Concerns raised over FSA’s committment of resources to FSCS Review.

Regulation | 01 Jul 2011

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What next for construction?

With another underwriter pulling out of construction 
and a shift in the type of building work being funded, the sector is at a crossroads.

Insurer | 01 Jul 2011

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Market moves: Aviva moves fuel 
the rumour mill

Like a moth to a flame, broker attention this month has been grabbed by Aviva. The decision of Mark Hodges to move to Towergate has set the rumour mill into overdrive as to why exactly he took the leap. Meanwhile his replacement as Aviva’s chief executive......

Broker | 01 Jul 2011

The debate on private equity job creation reignites

Market moves: Team players and fresh faces

They say a problem shared is a problem halved. And the same, elusive “they” also say that many hands make light work. Clearly the insurance community has been spending a lot of time with “they” as teamwork has been the buzz phrase in this month’s......

Insurer | 01 Jun 2011

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How to… Mentoring

In a nutshell: Finding and retaining staff is key to success in an industry where nearly a third of broker owners are over 60. Mentoring programmes may help to strengthen the bond between staff and company making them less likely to move.

Insurer | 01 Jun 2011

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Market moves: Winds of change sweep the country

Snow flurries in Scotland were matched only by the blizzard of job announcements in the region with Lockton, Heath Lambert, Aspen and RSA all unveiling changes.

Broker | 01 Apr 2011

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Management - broking success: step forward to look back

Emmanuel Kenning meets Duncan Macbeth of Macbeth Scott & Co as he prepares for retirement after more than 30 years as a broker and casts his eye over the insurance industry.

Management | 01 Mar 2011

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