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John Darwin, the ‘canoe man’ who defrauded life insurance and pensions companies out of hundred of thousands of pounds, has been freed from jail.
Allan Bridgewater, who died on 5 August aged 74, was a true giant of the insurance industry.
AT8’s Mark Loosmore examines the changes Aviva has made to its business strategy in the past two years.
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Peter Le Beau, co-author of the Protection Review and founder of the Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) received his MBE for services to insurance and to charity at a ceremony on 5 November.
Following an extraordinarily busy year Aviva’s David Barral in conversation with Paul Robertson indicates there will be no let up yet
No longer considered exotic, the online world is fast becoming the basis for the sale of financial products. David Child gives a few pointers to protection advisers.
At least five members of Aviva Investors' sales team are being made redundant as part of massive job cuts at Norwich Union Life.
Almost 100% of customers taking out an annuity through Norwich Union are happy with the service they receive, according to research by the life insurer.
Gordon, 58, wishes to take out a private medical insurance (PMI) policy. He is in generally good health but works in an extremely stressful position as a highly paid civil servant. However, due to the recession, he will probably find himself retiring within the next year or two with a generous pension. What issues should he be looking at?
Norwich Union (NU) says it has regained its position as the number one provider of equity release products following a series of product innovations and promotions during 2008.
Norwich Union has launched The Future Adviser Programme, designed to attract graduates to pursue a career in financial advice at a time of great change in the industry.
After much talk of a generic industry-wide protection campaign it seems the ball has started rolling. Paul Robertson explains the what it hopes to achieve and how it may impact the industry.
Investors in Norwich Union's unit-linked property fund may have to wait up to six months to get access to their money, as tough market conditions force the group to temporarily defer settlements.
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