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Bupa transfer offer.
Cornhill Insurance is to offer its customers the chance to transfer their medical insurance to Bupa ...
Appointment at The Leisure Consortium.
Janette Collier has taken up the position of underwriter of The Leisure Consortium's property accoun...
Health - Healthty options from HSBC.
HSBC Bank has launched a new range of health products underwritten by insurer CGU. The trio of pl...
Allianz Cornhill forms team to boost personal lines business
Allianz Cornhill has appointed a personal lines business development team which will focus on develop...
Woolwich & Marsh join forces
Woolwich and broker Marsh have confirmed they are to set up a 50:50 independent financial advisor joi...
Jones quits Hiscox for key role at Chubb
Ralph Jones III has quit Hiscox as director and as managing director of the Hiscox Insurance Company ...
Island fails to make right connections.
With just a little effort Bermuda could have an electronic commerce sector to rival its financial services and tourism sectors, says Roger Crombie.
LaSalle keeps cash for renewals.
Bermudian catastrophe reinsurer LaSalle Re is banking on better prospects by not paying a final 1999...
100% EW Blanch.
EW Blanch has bought the remaining 30% of Hong Kong-based Swire Blanch that it did not already own. ...
Munich Re sees less capacity, harder rates.
The Munich Re group has predicted a fall in global reinsurance capacity in 2000, partly in response ...
Shaken but still strong.
Taiwan may have been struck by a devastating earthquake, but its economy remains strong, says Jeremy Golden.
To new heights.
Heavy investment is needed to upgrade Argentinian aviation but opportunities for growth abound there and in the rest of Latin America, says Mauricio Kitaigorodzki.
Exploiting the local advantage.
Janina Clark heard handy hints for Asian (re)insurers at the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference.
Avoiding avoidance.
Discipline and long-term relationships are the keys to successful treaties, argues Terry O'Neill.
A silver lining.
Few would have predicted that the 'millennium bug' could be good news for the reinsurance industry a...
Scandinavian switch.
Bermudian finite reinsurer Scandinavian Re's executive vice-president and founding partner, Dave Bri...
Thinking outside the triangle.
Adrian Leonard discovers how Bermuda's leading (re)insurers are managing to grow despite the confines of such a tiny island.
A captivating island.
As the oldest captive domicile, Bermuda is well positioned to benefit from new forms of captives and new growth in the traditional market, argues Tony Dowding.
About the size of it.
In the last of our Y2K series, Rosalind Jones, Timothy Goodger and Tony Levitt consider how to quantify the amount of damage caused by a year 2000 problem.
A full range of services.
(Re)insurers can now outsource everything except risk taking. Ivor Kiverstein charts the rise and rise of the service provider.
Disastrous Q3 in US.
US insurers face $2.1bn in catastrophe claims for the third quarter of the year. Hurricane Floyd ...
Everest relocates to Bermuda.
US reinsurer Everest Re is to form a new holding company in Bermuda. The current holding company,...
G'day for Chiltington.
Service provider Chiltington has continued its creation of a worldwide network of offices with the p...
Reinsurance online.
News, features, technical reports, conference details, job advertisements ... what single source giv...