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Les McIntosh.

A recent fact-finding visit to Misys has left one consultant in no doubt of the value of the company's new customer-driven approach.

Appointment at AUL.

Jane Southgate has joined the claims department at Agency Underwriting Ltd. Previously with Hambro A...

Appointment at Miller Kelsh.

Miller Kelsh broker Michael Kelsh has retired. Mr Kelsh was the driving force behind Kelsh & Sons Lt...

Appointment at St Paul.

Sean Marson has left Independent Insurance to join St Paul International as regional underwriter, wh...

Alan Gavaghan.

Six pugnacious brokers have stayed on as councillors at the IBRC. They will do all they can to maintain high standards, but you must do your bit. You must renew your registration.

MP for president.

John Greenway, MP for Ryedale in Yorkshire, has been made the first president of the Institute of In...

European issue.

Whilst discussions currently concentrate on the suitability of the IIB to administer the IBRA, we sh...

Going global.

A small band of brokers have realised they must go global if they are to prevent the likes of Aon snapping up their corporate clients. Their solution has been to form networks with like-minded foreign brokers says Simon Threadgold.

Irish merger deal.

Insurance Group Irish Life is to merge with former building society, Irish Permanent. The I£2.8bn (£...

WPA goes Freelance.

WPA has put together a health insurance policy for the self-employed. The scheme, called Freelanc...

Called to account.

Insurers providing professional indemnity for accountants are having to deal with the tough stance taken by the various chartered institutes on year 2000. Shona Cronin looks at what this means for the market.

City law firms merge.

National insurance law firm, Wansbroughs Willey Hargrave, and City-based practice Beachcroft Stanley...

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