Articles by Insurance Age staff
Brit issues 2001 syndicate results and updated forecasts for 2002
Brit Insurance Holdings (Brit) has announced syndicate results for the 2001 year of account and updated forecasts for its managed Lloyd's syndicates for the 2002 year of account.
CII publishes report on flood risks
The CII has published a new report on flood risks and their insurance on its Information Services website.
Bound to do well
Binding Authorities
MMA agencies receive over 100 applications
Over 100 brokers have applied to MMA agencies following the launch of a new partnership with the Mis...
Green Flag commissions survey
Almost half of motorists admit to driving while tired, according to a survey commissioned by Green F...
Brit Insurance 2004 Corporate Squash Challenge seeks best player
The Brit Insurance 2004 Corporate Squash Challenge is looking for the best squash player in the insu...
CII adds range of sector specific questions
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has added a range of sector specific questions to its insura...
Budget Retail seals new broker acquisitions
Budget Retail has sealed four new broker acquisitions. Two new branches have been added to the branc...
Erinaceous Group opens new head office in Croydon
Erinaceous Group, the public and private-sector property-services specialist, has officially opened ...
Fire fighting
Disaster Recovery
Alarm says councils should prepare for increase in prosecutions
Councils must prepare for an increase in corporate manslaughter prosecutions against them, according...
Appointments
A monthly look at who's moving where ..
Zurich offers 'inflatable' flood guide via brokers
Zurich has launched a free advice booklet - which floats - for consumers concerned about the risk of...
The offshore vision may show a lack of foresight
This month's Power Hour panellists discuss the implications of moves to offshore servicing, which is seen by more and more UK insurers as inevitable. But who really benefits, and what are the hidden drawbacks?
Strength of character is a must for the hard road ahead
This month Tony Cornell casts a regretful eye over the fall of Hill House Hammond
CII appoints Bob Bullivant
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has appointed Bob Bullivant as managing director of the Soci...
The Rock - no pushover, but no hard place
Andrew Stone makes a strong case for Gibraltar as an emerging base for insurers wanting EU-wide access and flexible, but responsible, regulation
Delayed Bluesure proposition now back on track
Bluesure has blamed the delay in getting its new broker-focused business proposition off the ground ...
Xchanging acquires RebusIS
Xchanging, the process outsourcing and back-office service provider, has acquired RebusIS, the globa...
February
Biba looks into offshore EL Biba said it was investigating the legality of employers' liability (EL...
Amlin implements platform to improve analysis
Lloyd's insurer Amlin has implemented Microsystems' Business Intelligence platform to improve analys...
Cobra acquires 10 new members
Cobra has announced the acquisition of 10 new members since 1 December 2003, boosting its membership...
Jargon buster set to ease the rocky path to FSA regulation
A new tool has been launched into the market, promising to help brokers cut through the regulatory j...
Teachers chooses adjuster
Loss adjuster QuestGates has been appointed, along with Cunningham Lindsey, to be the adjuster for T...