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Fire costs soar

According to a new report, in the first half of 2009 insurers paid out £639m for fire damage

Taking the pulse of PMI

With a growing population and challenges ahead for government spending Emmanuel Kenning asks what the future holds for the PMI market.

2009: stepping into the unknown

A near-catastrophic global banking collapse and the worst recession in living memory have all affected insurance broking. Andrew Tjaardstra reviews the big stories from an unprecedented year.

Interview - Douglas McWilliams, CEBR: Critique of a crisis

Douglas McWilliams, chief executive officer at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, is paid to make judgements on the economy. Andrew Tjaardstra sought his expert verdict on the current turbulence and asked him some fundamental questions about…

Bright future

Emmanuel Kenning maps the route to success for the UK's leading commercial vehicle insurance broker.

In search of lending

Emmanuel Kenning investigates if the bank bailouts have been good for brokers and their customers, as well as what 2010 might hold for financing businesses.

Floods devastate Cumbria

A one-in-200 year weather event hit Cumbria in November. It is already expected to cost the industry over £100m in claims, writes Andrew Tjaardstra.

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