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Analysis

A burning issue

Implementing the correct fire safety procedures can be vital for the health of a business and its employees. Martin Hartley discusses the importance of fire risk assessments, and how brokers should be working with clients to ensure such measures are taken

Sub-prime cause for consideration

Claims against advisers in the wake of the sub-prime slump are likely to increase dramatically, so lenders should think hard about where they point the finger

Looking after the finer things

In a vibrant fine art market, Charles Dupplin, chairman of the art and private client division at Hiscox, finds soaring values are leaving many collectors underinsured

In a twist

Finding the perfect combination of private medical insurance can be confusing, especially regarding cancer cover. With increasing media hype over exactly what levels of cancer care and treatment the NHS covers, Kirstie Redford investigates the different…

Cure guesswork

The Association of British Insurers' new guidelines covering private medical insurance aim to clear up potential areas of doubt for customers, but will they prove to be the perfect remedy for the market's ills? Paul Lang reports

Healthy opinion

With the insurance industry looking to build the profile of private medical insurance among both companies and individuals, Sarah Hills looks into a sector that has taken the health of a nation - and a medical system in desperate need of reform - to heart

Connecting the dots

Ensuring effective communication between business partners and end users is vital for schemes business. Debbie Baker highlights the need for brokers to invest in technology to build strong relationships

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