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A helping hand.

A campaign in the UK aims to encourage the use of rehabilitation to reduce the costs of bodily injury claims. Janina Clark reports.

Reinsurers finally allowed into India.

The Indian (re)insurance sector has been opened to private domestic and foreign companies, breaking the monopoly enjoyed by the state-owned General Insurance Corporation (GIC) for over 25 years, writes Vivek Raghuvanshi.

1999 at a glance.

TABLE 1: REINSURANCE MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS - 1999 COMPANY (country) BUYER (country) ...

Ace reshuffle.

Insurance group Ace has announced two changes at its holding company, Ace Ltd, and a restructuring o...

Floyd costs $1.8bn.

The estimated insured damage from last September's Hurricane Floyd has been revised upwards from $1....

The test of time.

Reinsurers may have to show prejudice to get redress against insurers for late notice of possible losses. Peter Chaffetz and Philip Goodman report.

Madsen promoted.

Fred Madsen, executive vice-president of Nac Re's casualty division, has been promoted to the positi...

Unum quits.

UnumProvident Corporation is to stop writing reinsurance through its Lloyd's subsidiary, Duncanson &...

How low in Ohio?

Drivers in Ohio are having their premiums calculated on how many miles they drive and when they driv...

Penny Black's insurance week.

In the run up to Christmas, Penny has had to deal with a number of doubles, usually accompanied with...

A re-election first.

In a break with tradition, Bill Rendall, active underwriter of R J Kiln, has been re-elected chairma...

Wesleyan on web.

Wesleyan Assurance Society has launched a new website offering access to 22 different financial prod...

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