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LIU Europe expands into Birmingham

Liberty International Underwriters Europe has expanded its regional operation into Birmingham with the appointment of Dave Canning as regional senior underwriter.

Brit appoints Sydney MD

Brit Insurance has appointed Mike Davidson as managing director for Sydney following the establishment of its own Australian office replacing its previous third party arrangement.

Slower ascent for airline insurance in 2010

Aon's airline insurance market outlook 2010 report shows that the average lead hull and liability premium in the airline insurance market rose by 20% during 2009, taking total lead hull and liability to US$1.9 billion.

AMA and Nacho confirm merger plan

The executive committees of the Accident Management Association and the National Association of Credit Hire Operators have agreed proposals to merge and have recommended acceptance to their respective memberships.

Apil “disappointed” at plaques decision

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers said it has always believed the House of Lord’s ruling should be overturned, so the government’s decision on pleural plaques is a disappointing end to a long, drawn out consultation process.

Aviva teams up with SSP

Aviva has joined forces with IT company, SSP, to give 600 extra brokers access to personal lines products.

Compare expands to meet demand

Compare the market has expanded with three new appointments, director of insurance partners, director of money and senior manager for life and general insurance.

Pick of the week

Post reporter Amy Ellis outlines some of the major stories from this week's issue of Post Magazine.

IIABNY to take legal action

The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New York announced that it will proceed with legal action to stop contingent charges legislation from taking effect.

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