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Aviva is in the process of archiving hundreds of years of records, from its beginnings as the Hand in Hand Fire and Life Insurance Society in 1696.

With about 1.2 million active motorcyle riders in the UK, advisers would do well to familiarise themselves with covering the proportion who race. Andrzej Serwadczak explains

Never mind the stats, actuaries need to get talking to their colleagues in claims to understand the people, skills and experience, says Alex Isted

Investment trusts have an inbuilt advantage over of their open-ended peers in the run up to RDR, writes F&C's Ed Morse.

The evolution of health insurance is likely to continue, characterised by an increasingly international scope and scientific considerations. Ron Buchan gives his insights

The proposed NHS reforms still pose too many questions for many people. Dominic Howard analyses pressures within the health service that need to be taken seriously

Managing director of Voyant UK, Bob Freeman, explains why you need to be involved in your client's divorce proceedings from day one.

Head of UK retail at BlackRock, Tony Stenning, looks at the evolution of the absolute return sector a decade since its launch.

Paul Thompson, tax & estate planning consultant at Canada Life, examines the normal expenditure out of income exemption.

The Referral Authority's Matt Anderson reveals how your current clients can help you identify new prospects.