Regulation
More to roadshows than the 'novelty factor'.
I was sorry to read that David Worsfold (Viewpoint, October p16) is suffering from roadshow overload...
Exclusive - New auditor angers brokers.
Recently formed intermediary auditing company The Insurance Monitoring Group has been forced to back...
Slack dismisses warning of £75m shortfall as 'fantasy'.
Mike Slack, chairman of the Association of Insurance Intermediaries & Brokers, has dismissed The Bro...
Appointment at AIIB.
John Wardrop, a director of the Association of Insurance Intermediaries and Brokers, has been appoin...
Claims logjam fear.
The Woolf Reforms were intended to stream-line the legal system. Six months since their introduction, Shona Cronin, looks at their effect on the insurance industry.
Lord Chancellor pleased with Woolf reforms
The Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine Of Lairg, has expressed his support for the Woolf reforms, saying he...
Appointment at Ecclesiastical Insurance.
Ecclesiastical Insurance has appointed Nick Hatch (above) as intermediary services manager at its Gl...
Mike Williams.
BIBA is proposing a code of conduct to stamp out client poaching by wholesale brokers and to clarify client ownership.
Ace seeks to increase broker base in the UK.
Bermudian insurance group, Ace is looking to increase the number of brokers it deals with in the UK,...
David Worsfold.
The novelty of insurance roadshows is starting to wear a bit thin, but for the GISC's current round of consultation it is an appropriate choice.
United we stand.
Many independent intermediaries are uniting to counter the threat of larger brokers. Ric Mathers discusses how to pick the right group for you.
IIB goes on the road.
The Institute of Insurance Brokers takes to the road this month to update members on its latest acti...
Doing the books.
While figure-work might seem a little staid, accountants face a wide range of risks. Simon Threadgold looks at the every expanding market for accountants' professional indemnity.
Intermediary seeks insurer support for motor safety device.
A Lancaster-based intermediary is seeking insurer partners to endorse a new vehicle safety device wh...
Subsidence claims bill could be halved
Much of the remedial work carried out to rectify subsidence damage is unnecessary and is inflating cl...
GISC sets up working party to look into capital adequacy issues.
The General Insurance Standards Council has set up a working party to look at capital adequacy issue...
MIA targets surgeries for legal costs cover.
Doctors, dentists, and vets are being targeted for practice legal expenses cover by specialist broke...
Appointment at CSC.
CSC has appointed Steven Bow as managing director, Retail Insurance Division. Mr Bow has been with t...
Rate of errors not a surprise.
It does not surprise me in the least that 66% inaccuracy in insurance documents supplied by insurers...
BIBA unveils new branding.
The blue and white "lozenge" logo which has been synonymous with the British Insurance and Investmen...
Fat cats get the cream?
I am a sole-proprietor provincial insurance intermediary registered by the IBRC, when they existed, ...
Under construction.
Now that things are looking up for the construction industry insurers can afford to put rates up and make them stick, says Steve Banner.
Ian Ritchie.
Mergers are resulting in the industry losing valuable expertise, at a time when it is swamped with new legislation.
Appointment at Lloyd's Market Association.
The Lloyd's Market Association has appointed Peter Ridge as chief executive. Mr Ridge has over 30...