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Post magazine - 28 October 2010
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KPMG welcomes Solvency II equivalence transitional measures
KPMG today welcomed the announcement by Karel van Hulle, head of insurance and pensions unit at the European Commission, of transitional measures under Solvency II’s equivalence, claiming the arrangements will be welcome news to insurance groups.
APC unveils fast food insurance product
Underwriting agency APC has launched a bespoke take-away fast food franchise insurance product for Irish businesses.
APC unveils fast food insurance product
Underwriting agency APC has launched a bespoke take-away fast food franchise insurance product for Irish businesses.
Morgan completes M Wood purchase
Morgan Financial Group has acquired Bridgend-based insurance broker M Wood Insurance Services.
Concerns raised over post-acquisition capital structure of Brit
AM Best Europe has placed the financial strength rating of A (Excellent) and issuer credit rating (ICR) of “a” of Brit Insurance and the ICR of “bbb” of Brit Insurance Holdings, the ultimate parent of the Brit Insurance group of companies, under review…
Concerns raised over post-acquisition capital structure of Brit
AM Best Europe has placed the financial strength rating of A (Excellent) and issuer credit rating (ICR) of “a” of Brit Insurance and the ICR of “bbb” of Brit Insurance Holdings, the ultimate parent of the Brit Insurance group of companies, under review…
UIB boosts marine division
Insurance broker UIB has appointed Philip Levers as cargo divisional director.
Brit reports 8.5% drop in GWP
Brit Insurance has reported an 8.5% reduction in gross written premium to £1.22bn for the nine-month period ended 30 September 2010 (3Q 2009: £1.33bn), a decrease of 9.0% at constant exchange rates.
Brit agrees cash offer with bidders
Brit Insurance has reached agreement with Apollo Management and CVC Capital Partners that will see the insurer’s shareholders receive up to £11 per Brit share.
Brit reports 8.5% drop in GWP
Brit Insurance has reported an 8.5% reduction in gross written premium to £1.22bn for the nine-month period ended 30 September 2010 (3Q 2009: £1.33bn), a decrease of 9.0% at constant exchange rates.
AIG CEO Benmosche says he "feels fine" after chemotherapy
AIG has announced that its president and chief executive officer, Robert H. Benmosche, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing aggressive chemotherapy.
Brit agrees cash offer with bidders
Brit Insurance has reached agreement with Apollo Management and CVC Capital Partners that will see the insurer’s shareholders receive up to £11 per Brit share.
AIG CEO Benmosche says he "feels fine" after chemotherapy
AIG has announced that its president and chief executive officer, Robert H. Benmosche, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing aggressive chemotherapy.
Allianz, BMW and Mini unveil tyre insurance product
Insurer Allianz and vehicle manufacturers BMW and Mini have joined forces to launch a new tyre insurance product.
NFU sales team joins Towergate
Towergate Risk Solutions has recruited four sales executives to its Glasgow business.
CCV buys two more brokers
Cullum Capital Ventures has completed two further acquisitions, with the purchase of Sussex-based Goodwood Insurance Services, and Bolton-based Standrings.
Jackson proposals to "restore balance" in negligence claims
The costs of settling clinical negligence claims have spiralled in the last 30 years with average claimants’ legal costs increasing by three times the rate of inflation since 1981, according to the Medical Defence Union.
Liberty expands UK property team
Liberty International Underwriters has made three regional appointments to its UK property insurance team.
Munich Re: renewable energy premium volumes set for 240% growth
In line with political targets, the share of renewable energies in power generation in Germany is expected to increase from a current 10% to 60% by the middle of the century.
Cooper Gay unveils re-brand
Specialist marine insurance broker, Junge & Co, has rebranded its reinsurance broking operations as ‘Cooper Gay Germany’.
Munich Re: renewable energy premium volumes set for 240% growth
In line with political targets, the share of renewable energies in power generation in Germany is expected to increase from a current 10% to 60% by the middle of the century.
Cooper Gay unveils re-brand
Specialist marine insurance broker, Junge & Co, has rebranded its reinsurance broking operations as ‘Cooper Gay Germany’.
Apollo sets sights on international treaty with Braddock hire
James Braddock is to join Apollo Syndicate 1969 in December as an underwriter specialising in international property treaty business.