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Relevant life insurance for SMEs

Here, Jody Pearmain of MyKeyManInsurance.com discusses the concept of relevant life insurance and its pertinence to SMEs.

Insurance

Tackling international private medical insurance

Consulting, implementing and managing an international health insurance scheme for your expatriate and local employees is examined by James Spencer, international development manager at Jelf International.

News

Insurance broker added to ISIS Equity Partners portfolio through £5 million round

ISIS Equity Partners has made its first new investment of the year by backing insurance broker Kingsbridge Risk Solutions.

Insurance

The continued growth of Chauffeur Plan Insurance

From humble beginnings back in 2006, Chauffeur Plan Insurance has grown at a rapid rate, and now handles over £4 million gross written premiums (GWP) - a remarkable performance in such difficult economic conditions.

Human Resources

Insuring your key people

Does your business have a Steve Jobs? How to limit the risks of being reliant on one 'key person'.

News

Magenta invests £7.5 million in iprism

Insurance firm iprism has secured an investment of £7.5 million from Magenta Partners in exchange for a minority stake in the business.

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Oval buys media insurance broker

Oval has continued with its buy-and-build strategy by acquiring media insurance broking specialists O'Neill and Bramwell.

Insurance

Get covered: employers’ liability insurance

In recent years we have seen a spike in the number of no-win-no-fee legal services being advertised on the television.

Entrepreneurs

Peter Cullum: Towering above the rest

Insurance conjures up images of risk-averse males in grey suits and bowler hats. It’s made Towergate’s executive chairman, Peter Cullum, a billionaire.

Insurance

Managing employers’ liability insurance

Employers’ liability insurance, like an appointment at the dentist, is an unwelcome but necessary imposition. Basically, if you employ people you have to have it. Yet surprisingly, many small companies take out a basic policy and have no idea what eventualities they are covered for and, more crucially, what they are not.

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