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NMJ Insurance buys Wye Insurance
The deal with the Bakewell-based broker is NMJ's fifth acquisition in six years.
Applied Systems launches Epic in UK
Offering for UK insurance brokers follows roll-out in US and Canada.
Brokers worry their reputations are on the line as SSP outage hits hard
Users seeking redress after having to turn away customers during data centre downtime
Opinion: Ashwin Mistry on unrated insurers
Getting your fingers badly burnt: With the collapse of two unrated insurers in the recent past, Ashwin Mistry ponders what future such providers have
Broker Apprentice 2016: Jonathan Catley
The next apprentice tells us a bit about himself as filming starts next week for the 2016 series.
Video: In times of need
How are Aviva on your side in times of change, by your side in times of need? How do Aviva protect your clients when the worst happens Watch their latest video today.
A-Plan explores digital channels
Broker explores "omni-channel" but reiterates commitment to face-to-face service.
Seventeen Group reports profit up 12%
Retention and the strength of client relationship has generated new business.
Broker Apprentice 2016: Dean Caldwell
Filming for the new series starts next Monday.
Gable reports £2.3m loss for start of 2016
CEO William Dewsall says company will update on alternative capacity plans "very shortly".
Brokers fear rise in premiums after “collateral lie” ruling
Supreme Court ruling could “make everybody’s job more difficult” warn claims experts
Insurance Age: features list 2018
Insurance Age is published monthly and has a circulation of 13,635 (100% broker audience), making it the biggest broker title in the market.
Broking Break: Your top five of the week
GRP acquisition led the way for reader interest this week coming in at the top spot. Brokers were also keen to find out more about Enterprise's parent company which called for administrators and the FCA power outage.
Selling your business – your ‘Sliding Doors’ moment
Ian Stutz looks at the 'what ifs' of saying goodbye to your business.
Broking success: Tony Knight, Knightsure
The old school approach: Knightsure director Tony Knight prides himself on his old school, face-to-face approach, but is not afraid to take on new challenges such as cyber or how to thrive in the post-Brexit world
Market moves October 2016: Contrasting markets
As autumn commences brokers have been surprisingly inactive when it comes to market moves
A-Plan's profit after tax rises 20% to £24m
Operating profit also rose by 11% to £25.6m for its latest financial year (2015: £23.2m).
Biba plans review of software house disaster recovery plans
The trade association is looking to use an independent third party IT expert to assess how the major software houses would cope following a disaster.
Opinion: Rob Townend on claims in car insurance
Cutting bogus claims to cut costs: The number of spurious personal injury claims has been spiralling up but, as Rob Townend says, new reforms could help to crackdown on the problem
In-depth - e-trading: Future proof
As technology evolves and with the threat of disruptors entering the insurance space, Sam Barrett explores what advances in e-trading brokers can expect to see over the next decade
In-depth - e-trading: Up and downs of IT
Technology has made life easier and cheaper for brokers but, as recent news has highlighted, there can be a downside to the digital revolution, reports Sam Barrett
CMA launches study into digital comparison tools
Review to look at home insurance sold through digital tools such as price comparison websites and smartphone apps.
Applied Systems buys eTrading for Personal Lines Platform from IS2
Cloud-based solution to provide UK brokers with end-to-end online platform.
Lorega teams up with Brightside
Firm to provide support to Brightside's SME clients.