Commercial Lines related articles – Page 269
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Markel adds to a growing book of business
Markel announces plans to launch new general liability product to accompany professional indemnity products...
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Research: some multinationals not ready for risk
Study finds that companies are failing to implement necessary resources to tackle new levels of risks...
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Swinton breaks new ground following acquisition
New acquisition sees Swinton enter high street commercial insurance arena...
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State must bear the flood risk
As flood plain development continues unabated, the government is being urged to take on the risk of flood cover. Tom Flack explains
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New push by insurers to use recycled parts
Persuading insurers to use car repair scheme an 'uphill battle'
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Fine Art specialist joins URSL
Underwriting Risk Services (URSL) is set to expand its footprint in the UK fine art market after capturing a specialist team from Art Inc.Simon Wilmott-Smith and David Thompson, founding directors of Art Inc, have joined the specialist Lloyd's underwriting agency to develop their existing portfolio, which includes a UK art ...
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Towergate buys JW Group to boost Scottish portfolio
Towergate has acquired Scottish broker, JW Group Insurance & Risk Manage-ment, in an effort to kick start an acquisition programme north of the border.This deal will add a further seven offices to Towergate's Scottish portfolio, which currently only boasts two hubs in Paisley and East Kilbride.JW Groups controls premiums ...
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Demand for stand-alone terrorism insurance continues to grow
A combination of increased capacity, more predictable premium rates and innovative programme design is creating steady growth in the take up of stand-alone terrorism insurance...
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Lloyd's calls for further tax breaks
Despite Gordon Brown's announcement of a basic UK corporation tax cut of 2% last month, Lloyd's chairman Lord Levene said that he will argue for further reductions...
