E-Trading
In the public eye
Marketing & PR: External Consultants
Lights, camera, action
The means of reaching consumers and customers are no longer limited to film, television, radio and print media, bringing about an increase in the range of insurance needs for many different types of organisation, explains Nicolle Farthing
Appointment at Branko
Former General Insurance Standards Council communications officer, Rachel Maidment, has joined the t...
Imarket rushes through rebrand
Imarket, the insurer-funded electronic portal, has reacted swiftly to broker research, which highlig...
Setting the agenda after the election
Assuming that, when we wake up on 6 May, we find ourselves with a Labour government for a further four-year term, what will this mean for the insurance industry?
BIBA and GLP launch online service
The British Insurance Brokers' Association and General Legal Protection have launched the company's ...
Captivating audience
Marketing & PR: Advertising and Sponsorship
Comfort in 3G wireless trials
Specialist motor caravan intermediary Comfort Insurance has become the first CDL broker to trial 3G ...
Increase in small-broker business continuity plans
The number of brokers that have developed business continuity plans has increased post-January 2005 ...
Car and home insurance premiums show little movement
Car and home insurance premiums continue to show little movement, according to the AA's latest quart...
BDML Group placed in Sunday Times Profit Track table
For the second year running, BDML Group has been placed in the table for The Sunday Times Profit Tra...
Total recall
Product liability
ECIC launches new website
ECIC, the specialist insurer owned by the Electrical Contractors' Association (ECA), has launched a ...
Horses for courses
Phil Loney talks to Michelle Worvell about how Lloyds TSB insurance has expanded its interests and areas of business to stave off the threat of Tesco and other new challenges to its markets
Getting tough with the driving other cars extension loophole
This month's Power Hour panel looks at the best ways to deal with the driving other cars extension loophole and ask if it should be scrapped completely or whether there is an effective alternative that will not cause more problems than it solves
Memory-loss over claims threatens market stability
The insurance industry is finding it increasingly difficult to assess the true risk to commercial an...
SSP claims volume lead in EDI market
Software Solutions Partners (SSP) is leading the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) market, according...
Premium finance software pays dividends
Misys has announced that its brokers financed more than £720,000 worth of premiums in a single day d...
Ascot Underwriting launches ATAQ
Ascot Underwriting has launched ATAQ, an online terrorism quoting facility for real-time quotes and ...
MCE appoints claims handling company Bankstone
Broking firm MCE has appointed claims handling company Bankstone to provide a full-service external ...
Do it yourself and gain control
IT case study
New research from Defaqto
New research from Defaqto has analysed 150 comprehensive private car insurance policies offered by 1...
Zurich name and shame plea
Zurich Municipal is promoting a national telephone hotline to stamp out the growing problem of fraud...
World-wide terror risk is still rising
Increased terrorist activity is making the world a riskier place in which to do business, according ...