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FINE ART - The fine art of insuring ... fine art

Kris Coombes looks at the essentials of insuring antiques, art and collectibles in a high net worth (HNW) package, the consequences of not getting it right and the level of expertise insurers can provide to brokers in this complex area

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UIA, the specialist affinity insurer, has announced a new partnershipwith the National Union of Rail...

A MARK OF RESPECT?

The controversial, see-saw battle in the courts between Arsenal Football Club and a street-trader who made his living selling unlicensed club merchandise outside its ground is a salutary lesson to insurers on the potentially huge value of intellectual…

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Specialist mutual insurer ITIC has issued a copy of its Guidelinesfor the Release of Cargoes 2003 in...

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The 11th annual Alarm conference and exhibition will take place atManchester's UMIST. To find out mo...

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The Westinsure Group has integrated its operations by changing itsbranding. Consequently, the names ...

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Hiscox has come out on top in the insurance companies section of TheSunday Times '100 Best Companies...

Can't pay, won't pay - the uninsured driver

The penalties currently in place for driving without insurance have almost no deterrent value at all; offenders are hard to catch, and the fines imposed are much lower than unpaid premium owed. The panel looks into some possible solutions

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Aon has become the first foreign insurance broker to be licensed inIndia, having entered the market ...

BUILDING A BOOK - How to cut a rug in HNW

Cultivating relationships at the more exclusive end of the market can lead to some lucrative business opportunities. Carl Gledhill offers some advice on building a successful high net worth line and looking after VIP policyholders

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