QE2 More About Sentiment

8th November 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance welcomes the second round of quantitative easing, but worries that it’s more about boosting confidence, than having any major effect on the economy. The Bank of England injected a further £75 billion into the economy in an attempt to have a beneficial effect on worsening conditions. The previous round of quantitative easing … Read More

European Leadership Worries

19th October 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

News Release                                                                                              11th October, 2011 Titan Business Insurance is worried that unless European’s leaders are seen to act swiftly and decisively, the markets will see it as a sigh of weakness. Titan Business Insurance, one of the biggest players in a sector which arranges a vast range of cover for UK companies, … Read More

Euro Worries

21st September 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Clients of one of the UK’s leading business insurance brokers believe that euro worries are severely effecting business and consumer sentiment. One of the leading business insurance brokers is reporting that its clients remain worried about the state of the Euro, even though the UK is out of the Eurozone. Titan Business Insurance, which handles … Read More

High Street Fund

16th September 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance welcomes the High Street Fund which was created by the Mayor of London and large businesses to help riot affected companies. A leading business insurance broker welcomes the efforts of a fund which was launched to help small businesses with the effects of the recent riots. The fund was set up by … Read More

Titan Concerned About Cost of Doing Business in UK

8th September 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance worries that excessive red tape is still a major problem and that unless speedy and decisive action is taken, commerce will suffer. One of the UK’s largest business insurance brokers is concerned that the cost of doing business in the UK is still increasing and that red tape has to be reduced … Read More

Titan Welcomes Growth Confirmation

1st September 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance says lets be grateful for even the small growth in the economy, as one thing we don’t want is for a recession to return. The UK economy did grow by 0.2% in the months from April to June, 2011, the Office for National Statistics has confirmed and this news has been welcomed … Read More

Ignore Markets in August

25th August 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Ignore the constant see-sawing of the volatile summer stock markets says Titan Business Insurance, keep it in the background and focus on day-to-day business. One of the UK’s largest business insurance brokers is advising its clients not to become preoccupied with the stock markets as they rise up and down throughout August. Titan Business Insurance, … Read More

Five Years on Downturn

18th August 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance now reckons that like the US, the UK could be set for slow growth for at least the next five years, or more. Titan Business Insurance, one of the UK’s largest brokers, reckons that the UK, like the US, is due for five lean years as the true implications of the 2008 … Read More

US Avoids Default

17th August 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Titan Business Insurance welcomes the news that the US had avoided defaulting on its debts and has passed a Bill to keep it open for business. Titan Business Insurance, one of the UK’s largest brokers, welcomes the news that the US has avoided defaulting on its debts and signed legislation which allows the country to … Read More

Not Convinced about Ten Years of Slump

3rd August 2011By adminBusiness Insurance

Some economists believe that the slump will last for a decade and that Britain had better get used to 1% growth. Not so says Titan Insurance. One of the largest brokers in the business insurance sector is not convinced that the UK is set for ten years of sluggish growth as being forecast by some … Read More