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Ardonagh pledges to keep the Swinton brand
Janice Deakin to be in charge of Ardonagh’s personal lines business following £165m deal as Swinton hailed the "missing piece" in the group's personal lines offering.
Ardonagh buys Swinton for £165m
Deal for personal lines specialist adds over one million customers to the group.
Video: Schemes and personal lines
Andrew Felice, of Aviva, addresses some of the key issues in the personal lines schemes market.
Revenue flat and profit down for AA’s insurance division
Policy total nudges up for the first half of 2018.
Webinar: The customer-centric schemes approach
Learn how to launch or further develop truly customer-focused schemes with our specialist webinar at 11am on 3rd October.
UK Broker Summit 2018: GDPR 100 days on
Brokers urged to stay on top of the issue with the right behaviours involving more than just box ticking.
Bikspoke launches wholesale bicycle scheme on SchemeServe
Offering covers bicycle activity including road, mountain, competition and electric bikes.
Premium Credit restores trading capability to all brokers
CEO Tom Woolgrove, says not all functionality restored as he apologises to brokers and thanks them for their support.
Podcast: Allianz’s Sarah Mallaby gives her view on five stories from the week
Mallaby discusses Marsh’s takeover of JLT, cyber issues in the market and insurance fraud.
Premium Credit explains taking system offline
Services still not fully restored after company suffered cyber incident on Sunday.
Video: Norwich regional review part two
Insurance Age returns to the city to quiz the insurance experts.
Video: In Person with Nigel Phillips of CDL
The software firm's commercial director faces a barrage of questions in the quick-fire tech minute.
Police launch second phase of campaign against ghost broking
Ifed says 17-24 year olds most likely to fall victim to fraudsters selling fake car insurance.
Catch up with the Top 50 personal lines brokers for 2018
Insurance Age’s supplement published with September edition.
Video: Norwich regional review part one
Brokers in the city tell reporter Emmanuel Kenning which lines of business are strongest locally.
In Person: CDL’s commercial director Nigel Phillips
Phillips on InsurTech, building the broker of tomorrow today and what comes next
PIB backers in $6.7bn Sedgwick deal
The Carlyle Group becomes majority investor in claims firm.
The Blog Spot: Sort it out
Emmanuel Kenning looks at a lack of professionalism so eye watering and stupid that frankly it burns.
FCA issues guidance to brokers on insurer due diligence
Regulator planning further work to check brokers are taking appropriate action.
Regional review: Norwich
Cutting the mustard: Known for its association with a fiery condiment, Delia and it’s historical insurance connections, Norwich is growing and, as the city’s brokers tell Insurance Age, the future is bright
Karen Beales steps down as UK General CEO
Beales leaves the insurer with immediate effect.
Spotlight - personal lines: Why choose an MGA for personal lines business?
MGAs have come in for criticism, but the best operators are fast moving, entrepreneurial, specialised and focused, explains Gary Humphreys
Saffron boss David Beswick targeting £60m GWP by 2020
Broker has already struck two deals since being bought by Broker Network this January.
FCA confirms One Call’s fine and £4.7m hit
John Radford’s £468,600 fine also confirmed.