- Trial date for murder accused, 13
- Construction firm in liquidation
- Implant victim issues scans appeal
- Sillars questions 'devo max' option
- MPs seek 'answers' on independence
- Independence 'key to growth boost'
- Unemployment rate up by 16,000
- Ferry collides with harbour wall
- Pilot run for domestic abuse court
- Bid to rescue crisis-hit Rangers
- BAA warning on Heathrow hub plans
- Shop sales fall biggest since 1999
- Further fall in house prices: Study
- Man charged in house attack inquiry
- Marchers support same-sex marriage
- Toddler death case report released
- Two arrested after house drugs raid
- Sheridan in legal bid over damages
- First-time buyers seize duty bonus
- Panda cake treat for zoo keepers
Insurance
Lloyd’s faces £1.4bn hit from Thai floods
Last year’s Thai floods look set to cost the Lloyd’s of London insurance market some £1.4 billion, the third-biggest loss it has absorbed in its 324-year history.
RBS arm renamed to aid sale plan
Royal Bank of Scotland’s insurance division RBS Insurance is to change its name to Direct Line Group as part of plans to find a buyer for the business.
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Accident Claims Scotland (ACS), the Paisley-based car crash management firm, has signed a deal with an English peer that it expects will add at least 50 per cent to its turnover.
Bidders line up for Axa insurance sale
Lloyds Banking Group’s private equity arm is understood to be among bidders for a £50 million employee benefits company being sold by insurer Axa.
Sainsbury’s moves home insurance
SAINSBURY’S financial services arm has dropped Halifax as its home insurance underwriter and moved to Royal Bank of Scotland following a competitive tender process.
Moreland signs deal with British Franchise Association
MORELAND Insurance, one of Scotland’s biggest brokers, has signed a strategic partnership with the British Franchise Association.
Standard Life wins £100m case
Standard Life has won a legal dispute against a group of insurers who refused to pay out on a £100 million claim.
Aegon seals £1.7bn bank credit deal
Dutch insurance company Aegon, which owns the Edinburgh-based group of the same name, yesterday said it agreed a €2 billion (£1.7bn), five-year credit facility agreement.
Radical redesign ‘is essential for pensions’
PENSIONS should be radically redesigned into more flexible “lifetime savings accounts” to help young people pay off debts such as student loans, according to the head of Saga.
Broadening choice in travel insurance
MoneySupermarket.com has launched a new travel insurance channel for people with pre-existing medical conditions, making the task of buying insurance easier for the one in five people who require cover of this type.
Cosmetic surgery industry insurance scheme proposal
An INSURANCE scheme for cosmetic surgery patients could be introduced in the wake of the breast implant scandal.
- Rangers run into the ground as furious HRMC battles to claw back tax
- Broken Rangers: Club signals intention to go into administration
- Scottish independence: David Cameron set to snub Alex Salmond’s separation talks bid
- Rangers blame HMRC for driving club to brink of administration
- Six Nations: Steadman given notice as ruthless Robinson seeks to strengthen team
- Scottish independence: No breakthrough in talks between Alex Salmond and Michael Moore
- Scottish independence: David Cameron set to snub Alex Salmond’s separation talks bid
- Devo-max merely a dodgy back-up plan to save SNP, says Jim Sillars
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