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Broker Assistance moves up another gear
Broker Assistance the specialist motor claims outsourcing company, based in Cheshire, have just moved into a new, purpose built office complex in Warrington
Biba 2010 - two days only
Next year's British Insurance Brokers Association annual conference will take place in London over t...
Francis Perkins winner
The winner of the Francis Perkins award, named after the first chairman of Biba, was presented to Jo...
Going back to the future
Insurers are once again paying attention to the merits of high-street broker outlets, in particular ...
Appointment at United Insurance Brokers
United Insurance Brokers has recruited Steve Bradley and Gwyn Derrick as divisional directors to its...
Acquisitions - Acquirers patient despite consolidation warning
Following a senior banker's warning that consolidators will have to find ways to generate growth other than acquisitions, some of the UK's senior large broker heads are preparing to bide their time, writes Andrew Tjaardstra
Coleman and Galbraith - Seaside ambition
Andrew Tjaardstra speaks to chairman Clive Galbraith and managing director Duncan Coleman of Green Campbell Fisk, who are bucking a slowing trend in acquisitions
CSR - Doing the right thing
Being more focused on corporate social responsibility could save you money and keep staff morale high, argues Katherine Brandon
Nick Fraser - Playing it with a straight bat
Director's Q&A
Editor's comment - Don't forget to shout about it
Cross-selling, upselling, products per client, marketing ... all are words we hear when businesses t...
Parkers - Partners in opportunity
Katherine Brandon talks to David Munday about the importance of experience, attention to detail, acquisitions and joining Jelf's network
Open-source software - Weighing up free business software
Katherine Brandon analyses the pros and cons of free alternatives to costly but necessary office software packages
Managers tackle the recession, cutting expenses and consolidation
Andrew Tjaardstra reports on a PB-hosted roundtable discussion held in the run-up to this year's British Insurance Brokers Association conference in Manchester
Deserving of recognition?
Brokers, this is your last chance to enter the UK Broker Awards 2009 as the deadline for entries is ...
Management walkout is no big deal, assures Giles CEO
Chris Giles, chief executive of Giles, has played down the departure of the founding directors of He...
Small Broker Focus - Trust me, I'm an insurance broker
Regular readers of the insurance press cannot fail to have noticed the countless articles on issues ...
Market forecasts premium plunge
UK companies renewing insurance in Q2 could be paying equal or less premium with just 50% of underwr...
Heath Lambert surrenders and settles on less contentious tag
Heath Lambert is in the process of trademarking a new marketing slogan in the wake of its public dis...
Defaqto report
Insurers must decide whether to write for profit or market share, Defaqto has warned in its report: ...
Towergate subsidiaries secure new members
Towergate subsidiaries Broker Network and Countrywide secured 100 new members in 2009 as the recessi...
The man behind the ego
Victorious in his bid to head up Bluefin, Stuart Reid is quietly confident that he knows best when it comes to leading Axa's broking arm to success. Martin Friel hears how the CEO intends to grow the business, get the public onside and prove the company…