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Montpelier Re Q1 net income plunges

Montpelier Re, the Bermudian (re)insurer, reported that first quarter net income plunged to just £0.3m from £73.3m in the first three months of 2007 after losses from key commercial properties came through.

Gen Re makes Cholnoky president

General Re Corporation, a subsidiary of financial services giant Berkshire Hathaway, has appointed John Cholnoky has been promoted to President of General Reinsurance Corporation and Manager of Gen Re’s global direct Property and Casualty operations. Mr…

Worst Q1 US Cat losses in a decade - PCS

U.S. property/casualty insurers are expected to pay homeowners and businesses an estimated $3.35bn for first-quarter property losses resulting from nine catastrophes, according to US industry body PCS.

A Plan MBO backed by major bank

A Plan Insurance, the high street broker, has chosen Barclays Private Equity to be its partner in a management buy out that sees 32% of the equity pass to the A Plan management team.

Partner writes more to earn less in 1Q 2008

Partner Re increased net written premiums in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period a year earlier due to the weak US dollar and the impact of last year’s acquisition of the international renewal rights of Mutuelle Central de Reassurrance …

Lord Levene continues to stress US platform goal

Lloyd’s chairman Lord Peter Levene has stressed that building Lloyd’s platform in the United States is one of the most important goals of the organisation at the Risk and Insurance Management Society’s annual conference in San Diego.

Brokers troubled by FSA paper says IIB

The Institute of Insurance Brokers has said it has received feedback from "many troubled members" in connection with the Financial Services Authority discussion paper - Transparency disclosure and conflicts of interest in the commercial insurance market .

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