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Striving for harmony.

A true collaboration between insurer, broker and IT supplier can be fruitful in the long term, but trust is essential to make partnerships work.

Cruising the information highway.

Technology advancements were heralded by the insurance industry for potential money and time-saving features before inertia slowed the evolution. Tim Ablett says changing attitudes could at last mean the process will move forward again.

Albion rebranded.

General business specialist Albion Insurance is being rebranded Sterling Insurance Company, bringing...

Discount for injuries.

The Lord Chancellor has made a 0.5% reduction to the discount rate for personal injury claims - the ...

Data crunch.

The days when insurance companies could hold off on serious IT investment are over. There are many current must-have systems and many more that are on the way.

AFI rewards veggies.

Vegetarians can now get cheaper life insurance, through a new product launched by Animal Friends Ins...

Industry must prove itself.

The collapse of Independent is yet another embarrassing incident for the insurance industry and now MPs will surely take action over regulation.

Clarifying EPP.

Congratulations to Diane Smyth on an excellent article on commercial legal expenses (see below: 'Clai...

Bell & Co in MBO.

Derby-based Bell & Co Insurance Brokers has undergone a management buy-out. All shares in the compan...

Household updates.

Ecclesiastical Insurance has updated its two intermediary household policies. The bedroom-rated poli...

A company on the button.

We provide an overview of Computer Sciences Corporation, sponsor of this supplement, looking at the company's beginnings, its objectives, and its comprehensive range of products and services.

Young is chairman.

Kevin Young, managing director of Argyll Insurance Brokers, has been appointed chairman of the Credi...

Floating hopes.

International loss adjuster Ashworth Mairs hopes to make an acquisition and float on the stock marke...

Drawing on experience.

The industry may seem to be rushing headlong into cyberspace, but the people who buy the policies are more circumspect with old habits dying hard. Insurers ignore existing channels of business at their peril.

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