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Bound up with each other

Brokers and loss adjusters are united by a common cause - resolving a claim. Forming close relationships, rather than seeing each other as adversaries, is not only good for them but for claimants too, explains David Fanning.

BIBA launches new award

The British Insurance Brokers' Association has launched a young broker award, sponsored by The Shei...

A group mentality

Broker networks have burst onto the scene over the past decade with more and more seeing the advantage of being part of a collective. Francesca Breeze assesses the differences between the young rivals and the more established players.

Appointment at Cox Insurance.

Cox Insurance has made Mark Woods operations director of its branch network insure-shop. He joins fr...

All hands on tech

Loss adjusters are taking advantage of the latest developments in technology, arming themselves with Palm Pilots, digital cameras and Tablet PCs to facilitate a quicker, more efficient service. Steve Banner explains.

Cox puts NMT to bed

Insurance outfit Cox is scrapping the New Millennium Technology broker systems. Cox has written to ...

Broker short cuts

More than 50% of brokers surveyed admitted to taking short cuts when dealing with employment law re...

Law unto itself

Martin Wright, managing director of Towry Law Insurance Brokers, tells Nicolle Farthing that regional focus and personal service have been maintained while expanding from an independent financial adviser to an international company.

The full complement

When it comes to major overseas cases, loss adjusters have the edge with their networks of offices and affiliated firms. But with many brokers now setting up in-house risk management facilities, it may pay for both parties to become better acquainted,…

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