Regulation

Less EL talk and more EL discussion.

The employers' liability situation continues to hit the headlines but in order to solve the problem, it is time for a mature and informed debate about the allocation of resources, says Tony Cherry.

No room for complacency.

The liability problem has rumbled on for too long and the industry has been incredibly slow to react. Now that it has reached crisis point there can be no more excuses.

Employee Benefits.

The Employee Benefits Exhibition and Conference 2002 will be held on 25-26 September 2002 at the Roy...

Figuring out compliance.

The cost of compliance is still causing concern for brokers and insurers but many of the expected rules are best business practice. Changes should be seen as an investment rather than an expense, says John Derry-Collins.

Small is beautiful.

Dave Gay says smaller brokers offer a personal touch and specialised knowledge, making them ideally suited to the growing niche market.

On the autumnal agenda.

The summer recess means Parliament has come to a halt but there is a plethora of insurance industry issues to tackle when MPs return.

Light at the end of the tunnel?

The direction regulation is likely to take is perhaps becoming a little clearer but the best industry advice still seems to be based largely on guesswork.

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.

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