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Pick of the week

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

Aon strikes agreement on transparency

Under the agreement, Aon is required to provide, in New York and the other 49 states, compensation disclosure to purchasers of insurance contracts that complies at a minimum with New York State Insurance Department regulations and also with the laws of…

Ascot appoints liability boss

Paul Simpson has 12 years experience in the insurance industry, most recently at Catlin where he was responsible for the marine liability account.

Belgium train crash firm broked locally

The company which owned the two trains involved in a head-on collision on Monday at Halle, south-west of Brussels, is understood to have placed its insurance with a local broker.

Belgium train crash firm broked locally

The company which owned the two trains involved in a head-on collision on Monday at Halle, south-west of Brussels, is understood to have placed its insurance with a local broker.

Tracker renews police deal

Stolen vehicle recover operator Tracker has signed an exclusive five-year extension on its partnership with the UK Police Force.

Accenture expands RM offering

Accenture has launched a global risk management consulting service line to help companies identify, manage and mitigate risks and make greater strategic use of risk data.

CBG partners with Manchester broker

CBG Group has appointed Daniel Stewart & Company to act as joint brokerand work alongside existing nominated adviser and broker, Zeus Capital, to handle its institutional investor and shareholder relations.

Jelf gains £24m debt facility

Jelf Group has entered into a new senior debt facility of £24mm with a five-year term. The new facility provided by a small group of lenders replaces the existing facility in full.

European insurers must rebuild capital

As insurance companies wait for the world economy to slowly recover, they must work to rebuild capital, reassess risk management, integrate changing regulations and aggressively seize opportunities for growth, both via acquisition and new product…

European insurers must rebuild capital

As insurance companies wait for the world economy to slowly recover, they must work to rebuild capital, reassess risk management, integrate changing regulations and aggressively seize opportunities for growth, both via acquisition and new product…

Ink founders launch start-up

Managing general agent Ink's founders Keith Syrett and Philip Thomas are setting up a new MGA, Thames Underwriting from 1 March.

Catlin boasts of record profit

The Lloyd's insurer saw a 12% increase in gross premiums written to US$3.7bn on constant currency basis; and an 8% increase on a reported basis (2008: US$3.4bn) and recorded a 89% combined ratio (2008: 95%).

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