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Jet noise

Families of children in remote areas of Wales are preparing to dobattle in the courts with the Gover...

Virtual losses

In a working environment that is increasingly dependent on technology, IT-related incidents are particularly problematic. Richard Green and Henry Williams say the benefits offered by a crisis management plan are something companies can ill afford to…

Cox snaps up NMT

Insolvent IT company NMT has been acquired by Cox Insurance, which bought it from liquidator Deloit...

Up on the roof

Soaring liability premiums continue to threaten the future of the construction industry, with the roofing sector hardest hit. Caroline Gilkes explains why amending employers' liability legislation may be the only way to help solve the worsening crisis.

Growth industry

The premium finance industry is showing no signs of reaching saturation point, with new entrants consistently cropping up and vying for a share of this lucrative sector. Angela Faherty reports.

Small world

As IT developments facilitated the globalisation of business, mega-brokers were expected to dominate but recent trends indicate companies are looking towards niche players. Alec Finch explains why the independents are gaining market share.

Tailoring schemes to fit

Advances in technology and the growth of 'one size fits all' packages have left schemes brokers wondering how they fit in. David Williams says expert advice is still valuable as long as brokers ensure they measure up by embracing the move to e-commerce.

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