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Ireland braces for heavy flood claims after storms

Insurers are bracing for heavy flood claims as a result of what reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter and Co has described as extensive damage in Ireland after “intense rainfall” on 16 and 17 Aug.

Confused hits back at Which? report

Confused.com has responded to the recent Which? report which found that relying on a single price comparison site for insurance could leave consumers with a raw deal.

Lloyd's broker dies age 64

David Simpson, managing director of Sheraton Services, the TPA arm of John Holman & Sons, Lloyd’s Brokers, died suddenly at home on Thursday 14th August, at the age of 64.

Insurance roles on the increase

‘The insurance sector appears to be benefiting from the credit crunch’ according to Roland Seddon, regional director at Hays Senior Finance. ‘Over the last two months we have seen a sharp increase in demand for senior level candidates in the insurance…

CEGA restructures executive board and enters new lines

Third party claims administrator and emergency assistance provider CEGA has announced a restructure of its executive board and new senior hire to support its continued growth in travel claims and a strategic move into personal accident and creditor…

SSP appoints Davey as director

SSP has appointed former PBS Holdings (PBSH) chief executive and Primary Broker Services (PBS) founder, Jonathan Davey, as a director, reporting to SSP chief executive, Laurence Walker.

Insurance Age on-air news review

This week’s roundup includes Highway’s decision to introduce a direct brand; Acturis’ plan to maintain double digit growth; Axa announces job losses; and Littlejohn predicts more husband and wife teams in brokerages.

Giles strengthens Welsh foothold

Giles Insurance Brokers has continued its expansion into Wales with the completion of the acquisition of AGM Insurance, its fifth in as many months.

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