All Opinion articles – Page 18
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Online onlyAllianz in employers' liability fraud clampdown
Allianz launches new public and employers liability team
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Online onlyDemand for GI staff hits record high
General insurance sector sees massive growth in demand for new jobs
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Online onlyJLT chief dubs takeover rumours “laughable”
Dominic Burke says no part of the broker is for sale
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Online onlyFive things you didn't know about...Allison Andrews
Groupama's head of commercial distribution Allison Andrews
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People & OpinionInterview: Luke Savage
Behind the mild-mannered exterior of the Lloyd’s finance director is a will of steel. We talk to the man determined to whip the Solvency II directive into a shape that best serves the market
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People & OpinionHoping for a lighter regulatory touch
The Lib-Con coalition is effecting many changes, and not just with the economy. Let’s indulge in a little optimism
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People & OpinionLeader: It’s tough, and will be till at least year’s end
Public sector cutbacks have the potential to hit the insurance industry from all angles
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When ‘fully insured’ means anything but
Customers that claim to be fully insurered offer peace of mind that can be short-lived
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Online onlyUtley: “Why I’m returning to life as an entrepreneur”
IAG UK chief executive sets out plans following retirement
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Online onlyGovernment prioritises Jackson review
Autumn consultation on implementation of litigation costs review
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Online onlyAXA Life's Evans tipped to replace Nicolas Moreau
AXA group CEO Nicolas Moreau expected to return to Paris
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Online onlyBarry's Blog: A long time banging the drum
The IIB was a lone voice years ago about the dangers of the FSCS model. Now it’s time to make a much louder, collective noise
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People & OpinionInterview: Robert Orlich
Transatlantic Holdings chief executive Robert Orlich saw a silver lining when AIG sold its majority stake in the reinsurer. He talks about what the group plans to do with its new-found freedoms
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FeaturesUnder the influence
You know well the personalities running the GI operations at the UK’s major insurers, but what about the bigwigs above them? The influence from the top on rates and commissions can be huge, so it pays to know your Hastes from your Hodges
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People & OpinionFair Fees: We could be stuck with this levy
The FSA is promising to review the FSCS funding model. But that doesn’t mean there’ll be any change in what you pay
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People & OpinionLeader: Planning the shape of things to come
The man at the top of an insurer's GI business is not always the one pulling the strings
