JOURNALS

Journal of Insurance Research and Practice

Volume 17 part 1 (January 2002)

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The role of insurance in the development of financial services: an agenda for research
By Orio Giarini

Based on a text presented in Washington on 5 June 2000 at the IMF Conference on Financial Risks, Globalisation and Systems Stability.


Summary of the proposals of the Pensions Reform Group
By Frank Field

Most people in the target group for stakeholder will probably make themselves worse off by buying this product. The Pensions Reform Group's (PRG) report signals a new start.


Credit hire: thinking anew
By Kieran Devenish

Because the problem of credit hire extends well beyond the claims department, this paper is aimed primarily – but not exclusively – at the more general reader.


Advance and be recognised: how legal expenses insurance is gaining in stature
By Nick Stanbury

This article focuses on the main legal developments that have either led to or resulted from practical difficulties emerging during this period.


Use of alternative risk transfer in Singapore
By Yee Wah Chin

The main purpose of this paper is to survey the potential use of ART by Singapore companies.


Calling time for employers' liability insurance: a study of call centre operations and their risk management
By James Morrison

I intend to examine the working environment of a call centre as compared with a conventional office, identify any employee health risks created by this environment and look at ways in which these risks can be managed.


Lessons to be learned from the autumn 2000 flood disaster in the UK
By Ron Salthouse

The primary aim of this paper is to look at the circumstances of the autumn 2000 floods that affected large parts of the UK, examining some of the worst hit areas and asking why these were so badly flooded.


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