Analysis
There may be trouble ahead
Avoiding the knock-on effect of a supplier going bust is now a top priority for every company. Michelle Worvell reports on how business continuity insurance is forcing its way onto the boardroom agenda
All rise, m'learned brokers
The economic downturn is likely to signal a rise in litigation against brokers, which means that they must be more aware than ever of all their legal obligations, says Martin Finigan
Aon Trade Credit sets sights on small businesses
Aon Trade Credit has released a new credit insurance product after seeing increased demand from the ...
Allianz Retail revamps household product range after consultation
Allianz Retail has launched Allianz Clear, a new broker household product range, as part of its wide...
Safe as houses
Compared with owner-occupiers, professional investment landlords tend to prioritise quality well above price when it comes to insurance, says Mark Ritchie
Insurance scheme launched
Heath Lambert and East Anglia's Children's Hospices (Each) have launched a new insurance scheme to h...
FarmWeb strikes deal with Longmynd Insurance
FarmWeb, a UK network of specialist agricultural insurance brokers, has struck a deal with Northern ...
Commercial motor fleet policy enhanced
Brit Insurance has enhanced its commercial motor fleet policy, which is now available to new custome...
Noble Foods launches scheme
Noble Foods has launched a scheme to give egg producers free salmonella insurance. While incidences ...
The royal standard
Martin Friel reports on a Prince's Trust project that hopes to untangle the complexity of the insurance market for young people and make sure that any past misadventures mean they're not excluded from the market
Standing your ground
As direct insurers look to make gains in property underwriting, Edward Murray says brokers must act now if they want to retain their share of this market
Wolves at the door
Brokers are uniquely placed to help commercial landlords fend off the threats of theft, arson and diminishing rents that could yet engulf them as the downturn worsens, says Martin Friel
The Third Force 2009
Listing of wholesalers, networks, alliances, managing underwriting groups and franchisors
Pulling in niche trade
Once considered the preserve of the nerdy, caravanning is now cool and, as Ian Drewe explains, it's the sort of pursuit that falls neatly into leisure insurance schemes - one of the most untapped niche insurance markets
To the max
Maximising legal expenses
How to weather the storm
Beating the crunch
Happy new year
Predictions for 2009
Offshore security?
Offshore legal expenses
The appliance of compliance
Treating customers fairly
A core cover
Market overview
Body of trust
Broker trade bodies
Oscar Sassoli - Assured practice
Director's Q&A
Commission disclosure - FSA's disclosure decision welcomed
Regulator drops mandatory disclosure in favour of alternative advocated by broker body, writes Andrew Tjaardstra