Mark Kleinman on marketing and the City: Selling a vision of growth
30 Jun 2009 | by Mark Kleinman
A bold, marketing-led approach would help companies catch the eye of investors as the economy rallies.
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LONDON - Allianz, the world's second-biggest insurance company, is to roll out its brand as a consumer proposition in the UK for the first time.
A bold, marketing-led approach would help companies catch the eye of investors as the economy rallies.
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Ma and Pa Mole are thinking of moving to the Scilly Isles, but never got the hang of cashpoints, let alone internet banking. Does NatWest's van go their way?
LONDON - Marketing commentator Alan Mitchell has joined Marketing as a monthly columnist.
LONDON - Financial-services brand Zurich is to launch its direct insurance offering, Zurich Connect, in the UK with a TV, press and radio campaign.
It's very rare these days to see a nicely constructed bit of folding box-board with a lovely matt-laminate smeared all over.
Kreab Gavin Anderson is to acquire Norwegian agency 20/20 Communications as it looks to consolidate its position in the Nordic comms market.
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Hertford International Group, the firm behind a range of pre-paid credit card and financial services, has brought in Bishopsgate Communications as its retained PR agency. The agency won the account via a competitive pitch process. Tavistock Communications was the incumbent agency.