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MS Amlin stops underwriting aviation insurance

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MS Amlin will cease underwriting aviation insurance renewals and new business, and will manage the run-off of the book internally, rather than outsourcing it under a reinsurance to close arrangement.

The run-off, which is expected to take 12-18 months, will exclude Amlin’s aviation hull war portfolio, which will continue to be underwritten by its war, terrorism and political risks team rather than

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