E-Trading
A law unto themselves
In January, Insurance Age revealed that the Legal Services Act would liberalise the strict ownership rules governing law firms, and could pave the way for brokers and insurers to buy or set up their own in-house practices. This month's discussion looks…
Technology provider sees growth potential in UK insurance market
Zylog Systems has teamed up with software house Anodas Software in a bid to enhance its presence in ...
IAG's UK Operation acquires Barnett & Barnett
IAG's UK Operation has acquired Isleworth-based Barnett & Barnett and its subsidiaries. Established ...
Firms partner to deliver clear trading message
Xchanging and Web Connectivity have teamed up to give brokers and underwriters the option of receivi...
Hiscox and Allison & Partners team up
Specialist insurer Hiscox and broker Allison & Partners have teamed up to launch INSPIRE, an underwr...
As easy as ABC
With a list of achievements that would impress any critic, Phil Bunker seems to know the ins and outs of the insurance world. Following the launch of ABC Insurance last year, Michelle Worvell asks him about the start-up's ambitious growth plans and how…
An eye for detail
Principles of risk management
A perfect match
Developing a sound strategy takes more than just forward-planning, as there are many benefits to be gained by entering into a partnership with another firm. Sarah Hills highlights the importance of working as a team
Biba reveals new look website
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has revamped its website in a bid to improve its o...
Website accessibility highlighted as key to commercial performance
Companies are failing to recognise the importance of web accessibility despite the commercial benefi...
Arc Legal Assistance launches its first EPI
Arc Legal Assistance has launched its first stand-alone employment protection insurance (EPI) produc...
Cyber risk could be next big trigger
Cyber risks could be the next big trigger for lawsuits against directors, according Aon. The broker ...
Swinton Bikes launches online
Swinton Bikes has launched online for the first time with a dedicated and fully interactive website ...
Open GI develops new solution
Open GI has developed a new solution to cater for the growing number of wholesalers that require eff...
A monthly look at who is moving where ..
Aon has added to its commercial insurance operation, with the appointments of Norman Andrews as regi...
Heath Lambert teams up with Dolmen Insurance
Heath Lambert has teamed up with Ireland-based Dolmen Insurance Brokers to offer specialist travel i...
TMNF complete acquisition of Kiln
Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance (TMNF) has completed its acquisition of Kiln. As a result, K...
West Yorkshire Police charge three individuals
West Yorkshire Police has charged three individuals following advice from the Insurance Fraud Bureau...
It's time to shop around ..
This month, I am every motor insurer's nightmare. I have just passed my driving test, am looking to buy a 10-year-old Golf GTi worth £1,300 and I happen to live in a high-risk area. Will any of these north London brokers be able to find me a suitable…
2007 travel claims bill tops £400m
Travel insurers faced a collective claims bill of more than £400m last year, according to travel ins...
Soundbytes
What is Ebroker? Ebroker is a website - www.allianzebroker.co.uk - for the commercial broking commu...
ABI calls for reform in personal injury compensation
The ABI (Association of British Insurers) has today joined forces with the CBI and Citizens Advice to call for the Government to introduce its proposals for reforming personal injury compensation without delay. These will enable personal injury…
Insurance industry executives confident in the face of credit crisis
Insurance executives were feeling confident about their ability to manage risks and opportunities at the onset of the credit crisis, according to a new global study conducted by Towers Perrin in conjunction with the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Allianz boss: “Reserve release holiday coming to an end”
I assume Andrew Torrance is not an Everton or Tottenham fan (both teams crashed out of the UEFA cup following penalty shoot-outs last night) as he was in a very good mood this morning (Thursday 13 March), writes Charlie Thomas, reporter, Professional…