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Ringing the changes

The emergence of broker networks, call centres and impending Financial Services Authority regulation has changed the tone of the broker market, leading some to speak of its demise. However, brokers are determined to hang on, says Nicolle Farthing.

Appointment at Marsh.

Marsh has made Bruce Carnegie-Brown chief executive officer for its UK operations. He joins from JP ...

Ripe for expansion?

It seems that small is the new big as the small and medium-sized enterprise market comes into fruition. Insurers are determined to stick with the sector, despite its current difficulties, says Diane Smyth.

Don't go beyond your means.

Ward Evans earned an impressive annual commission income of £12.3m but its demise, caused by living beyond its means, serves as a reminder to brokers and insurers.

Appointment at Capita

Capita has appointed Keith Wise as head of liability for McLarensTechnical Adjusting Services. Keith...

Big year for Aquilo

Aquilo chief executive Mike Eve described 2002 as "a defining yearfor the company" as it announced i...

News review: April

Ablett leads healthcare MBO Former Groupama managing director Tim Ablett spoke of "an opportunity t...

Soundbytes

What is your 'Equip' service? Even before the announcement by the Treasury that the Financial Servi...

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