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A break with tradition.

Professional indemnity insurance is not just for the professions, cover is now being tailored for all manner of different sectors. Steve Banner examines the growing PI market.

FSM launch into health.

Feasey Slot Management has announced the launch of a new company specialising in underwriting accide...

David Worsfold.

The 150-page Financial Services and Markets Bill leaves many issues unresolved, not least the gap left by the scrapping of the Policyholders Protection Board.

Market says farewell to IBRC.

When the Treasury announced it was abolishing the IBRC the onus was placed on the market to come up with an single, non-statutory alternative. Tim Collison reports on the progress.

Share options.

Overriders and profit-sharing arrangements have come under close scrutiny in recent months. Jennifer Jarrett asks whether this form of payment is really in the brokers' best interest.

Bright ideas.

Although hard to value, intangible assets such as reputation can be vital to a company's success. David Fanning investigates insurers' changing attitudes to the protection of intellectual property.

Appointment at Anchor.

Milton-Keynes-based broker Anchor has appointed Marc Taylor (above) as a an account development exec...

Talk to the animals.

The untapped potential in the pet insurance market is undeniable, although it is not a goldmine. Edmund Tirbutt reports on the measures insurers are taking to increase their market share and help pet owners sleep at night.

Girl Power.

There is intense competition in the female driver sector of the motor market, but some portfolios are experiencing deterioration as female driving habits gradually change. Andrew Newman examines the consequences.

Sorry, no charge.

Last month Professional Broking inadvertently said that Broker Brands charges its members for advert...

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