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Carving out a niche.

A difficult industry to pin down, art is largely dependent on fashion for its prices. This makes it a stimulating insurance for those brokers thinking of branching out, says Helen George.

A piece of the PI.

For those struggling to find professional indemnity cover now that premiums are rocketing, trade organisations and broker networks could help brokers to get stuck in, as Simon Threadgold finds out.

Home insurance lacking.

One in four households in the UK have no insurance to cover the contents of their home, according to...

Appointment at MCE.

Karen Robinson has been appointed financial controller at personal lines brokers MCE. Ms Robinson jo...

Back on the chain gang.

A deluge of stars opting for extravagant jewellery has made it fashionable again. Michelle Connolly asks whether, in light of increasing under-insurance, diamonds could also become a broker's best friend.

Just that little bit extra.

As Bear Gryll pointed out at the British Insurance Brokers' Association conference, the word extra is the only difference between ordinary and extraordinary. The industry should pick up on this to reap performance and satisfaction benefits.

Appointment at CNA.

CNA has announced the appointment of Peter Ellis to lead its non-marine underwriting operations for ...

E-Commerce Watch.

The Chartered Insurance Institute and Life Insurance Association have gone into partnership to launc...

Appointment at Goss & Co.

Thames Valley broker Goss & Co has appointed Mark Young as development manager. Previously with Will...

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