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Company warns of drainage "timebomb"

Buildings erected in the second half of the 20th century are facing a potential "drainage disaster" due to poor pipe construction, according to a drainage inspection company.

Liberty Q1 net income tumbles $300m

Liberty Mutual Group, the US (re)insurance giant, said that net income tumbled over $330m to $28m for the first three months of the year, down from $360m this time last year.

Max Capital Q1 net income rises strongly

Max Capital Group, the Bermudian (re) insurer, said that net income for the first three months of the year to end-M arch rose to $44.5 m from $7.7m this time last year.

Helphire claims to have made "satisfactory progress"

Credit hire firm Helphire today said "Satisfactory progress" is being made on discussions with certain insurers to accelerate settlement, and payments commenced in March from one of these exercises which contributed to the improved cash performance. It…

Legal & General launches business protection DVD

Legal & General is launching a new DVD for advisers to use with their clients, to highlight the need for business protection and to help advisers write more policies in this area.

AIG nearing Japan HQ sale

AIG, the struggling US insurer, said that it is nearing the sale of its Japanese headquarters.

Biba to host credit insurance meeting

The British Insurance Brokers' Association has arranged for the Treasury, the Department for Business Executive and Regulatory Reform and credit insurance brokers to meet to discuss the new Trade Credit Insurance Top-up Scheme (TCITS), which was…

Boat insurance fraud trebles

Yacht and motorboat insurer Navigators and General, which is part of the Zurich Group, has seen the cost of fraudulent pleasure craft claims more than treble in the first three months of 2009.

Iron-Starr Excess appoints new COO

Iron-Starr Excess Agency Ltd, the joint venture between CV Starr and Ironshore, said it has appointed Michael Warwicker as chief operating officer of Iron-Starr Excess Agency.

Flagstone Re Q1 net income up

Flagstone Re, the Bermudian (re)insurer, said that net income for the first quarter of the year rose to $35.7m from $32.7m the year before.

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