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SAFR still superior.

Rating agency A.M. Best has again rated SAFR PartnerRe of Paris and its Canadian office 'A+' (superi...

Typhoon Olga.

Typhoon Olga - shown as yellow spirals moving over South Korea on 1 August - was tracked from its bi...

Mutual merger.

Three American mutual insurers - Allendale, Arkwright and Protection - and their jointly-owned Facto...

Twenty-twenty vision.

Twenty years ago, Andrew Drysdale, managing director of Andrew Drysdale Ltd, wrote of life, the universe and the underwriting cycle. His forthright and entertaining views still have relevance today.

Monte Carlo or bust.

After 43 years, the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous is still a 'must' in the reinsurance calendar. Janina Clark looks back at its history.

Swedes go Asian.

Sirius International of Sweden, part of the ABB group, has opened a reinsurance office in Singapore ...

Transatlantic cheer.

There are continuing signs of hardening rates in the US in medical malpractice, professional liabili...

Appointment at Bermuda.

Jeremy Cox (above) has been appointed Bermuda's Registrar of Companies following Kymn Astwood's move...

Syndicate sale.

Greenwich Insurance is to buy Lloyd's syndicates 947 and 994 from Chartwell Managing Agents and merg...

Appointment at Janson Green.

Three former Cigna International employees are joining Lloyd's agency Janson Green, a subsidiary of ...

Live wires.

Treating run-off companies as 'live' improves brokers' profits and ensures companies are not sidelined, argues Leslie-Ann Giovnilli.

Re drop for Axa.

Axa of France saw its reinsurance income in the first half of 1999 fall 19.3% to Fr 6.4bn ($1.03bn) ...

Beefed-up Chiltington.

(Re)insurance consultancy Chiltington International of London has responded to better insurance regu...

Appointment at Sydney Re.

Next month, Andreas Thiele takes over from Greg O'Neill as general manager of Sydney Re. Mr Thiele j...

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