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Adjuster CEO steps up to new role

Joe McMahon has been promoted to chairman of Charles Taylor adjusting. He was previously chief executive and succeeds John McKay, who will continue to have a role with the company.

Ironshore wins New York excess and surplus approval

Ironshore Insurance the Bermudian specialty (re)insurer, has gained approval to write excess and surplus busines in the state of New York, when the Excess Line Association of New York (ELANY) added the firm to a list of eligible E&S insurers.

Advent swings to Q1 pretax loss

Advent, the Lloyd's (re)insurer, reported a first quarter pretax loss of £5.5m, down from a £500,000 profit it reported in the first quarter of 2008.

Cooper Gay to float says Sunday paper

Reinsurance broker Cooper Gay is in talks that could see it float on the London Stock Exchange during the third quarter, according to The Financial Sunday Express.

Benfield UK staff in pensions squeeze

Hundreds of Benfield staff could see their pension benefits cut as a result of the reinsurance broker’s efforts to save cash in order to deal with the softening reinsurance cycle as well as the weak dollar.

Fortis and Keychoice extend relationship

Fortis Insurance and the Keychoice Network have extended their existing trading relationship to provide members with access to a range of commercial lines products with enhanced commissions.

Labuan boosts 2007 reinsurance premiums 40% to $919m

Malaysia’s offshore hub, the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (IBFC) has grown its reinsurance business by 40.3% in 2007, taking $919.2m in premiums, of which 62.0% were non-Malaysian .

Fortis roll out new MNW home product

Fortis has launched House Guard Prestige, its new home insurance product for the mid-net-worth market. House Guard Prestige will be sold through the intermediary channel, specifically targeting the 1.3 million homeowners (12.5% of the market) who require…

Consortium formed for RBSI bid say sources

A private-equity consortium is being formed to explore a bid for Royal Bank of Scotland's insurance assets, according to a report in the Financial Times.

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