Property
Study reveals record levels of customer satisfaction
Findings may reflect shift in insurers’ attitude
Fortis joins Home and Legacy panel
MD said it will increase choice for brokers
Groupama makes three senior appointments
Heads of household, motor and PA and travel announced
Aviva UK could shed £1bn NWP by end of year
Igal Mayer, chief executive of Aviva UK, speaks to broking.co.uk
Axa reports drop in overall GWP
Axa reports growth in household on the back of its deal with Marks & Spencer.
RK Harrison undergoes restructure
The group creates three specialist bodies
Floodgates have opened
Although the Government's pledge to bring forward its flood protection funding is good news, James Hillon explains why the actions of property developers could leave consumers and insurers in deep water
QBE sets sights sky high in property insurance sector
QBE's has reconfirmed its target of becoming a major insurer in the top tier of the property insuran...
The Reale deal: broker start up aims to double in size annually
A new broker has been set up to service the international property sector, with its sights set on do...
Crime soars in desperate times
Incidents of arson in business premises spiked 23% last year, marking a rise in crime that is likely...
Safe as houses
Compared with owner-occupiers, professional investment landlords tend to prioritise quality well above price when it comes to insurance, says Mark Ritchie
Standing your ground
As direct insurers look to make gains in property underwriting, Edward Murray says brokers must act now if they want to retain their share of this market
Wolves at the door
Brokers are uniquely placed to help commercial landlords fend off the threats of theft, arson and diminishing rents that could yet engulf them as the downturn worsens, says Martin Friel
Residential property - Out of crisis, opportunity
Some brokers are shying away from the residential property market in the current gloomy economic landscape. However, under the surface lurks a highly accessible and competitive multi-tenancy market, writes Katherine Brandon