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Zenith and Europa team up

Gibraltar-based Zenith Insurance has agreed to provide capacity of up to £12 million for Europa Underwriting to re launch its Elite Car product.

Run off firm seeks AIM listing

Run off management company Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings has announced plans to seek admission of its entire issued and to be issued ordinary share capital to trading on AIM.

Erinaceous shares dive further

Shares in troubled property group Erinaceous have fallen again today. At one stage the shares were trading at 3.85p, down 47%, and over 8 million shares have been traded today alone.

SBJ Group announces reshuffle

The SBJ Group has announced a host of organisational changes following Jim Clark’s decision to retire as chairman and chief executive of its subsidiary SBJ Limited.

Lloyd's syndicate closed

Direct insurer Admiral today announced that Court approval was obtained on 21 November 2007 for the transfer of the business of Lloyd's Syndicate 2004 to Admiral Insurance Company Limited, pursuant to Part VII of the Financial Services and Markets Act…

BMS hires Cooper Gay US team

BMS has announced that it has acquired a nine member Cooper Gay P&C team based in Minneapolis and led by Jim Brost and Mike Joyce.

Liberty unveils 2008 capacity

Liberty Syndicates announced that its capacity for the 2008 underwriting year will be £830m, down from £917m the final capacity written for 2007.

Environment Agency makes flood recommendations

The Environment Agency today published its comprehensive review of this summer’s floods, highlighting issues such as complex responsibilities for flooding from drains and the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.

Interest rates cut

The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 5.75% to 5.5%. The rate call was announced after a two-day meeting of the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee and follows concerns about economic growth, consumer spending and house prices.

It's time for change says Starling

The Association of British Insurers says the public wants “action” to prevent flood damage hitting the country on a similar scale to that suffered this year.

Hiscox arm undergoes MBO

Hiscox has agreed to sell its third party fund management arm, Hiscox Investment Management, to the principals, creating an independent investment management company. Hiscox will have a 40% shareholding in the company, with management holding the…

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