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Limit pledges further growth.

Lloyd's investment trust Limit produced impressive results for the year ending 31 March 1998, assist...

CNA Re scoops award.

US reinsurer CNA Re scooped the International Reinsurer of the Year Award at last month's British In...

US push for PartnerRe.

The PartnerRe Group has announced $100m of extra capital for the US subsidiary it acquired when it t...

Munich Re gets Reale.

German giant Munich Re has exercised its option to buy the remaining 80% of the shares of Italy's se...

IT networks converge.

The three electronic networks for the global insurance industry have taken their first step towards ...

Bear with a sore head.

Despite its huge potential, the Russian market remains dogged by political uncertainty and widespread corruption, says Martin Stone.

New FFSA president.

Denis Kessler has succeeded Jean Arvis as president of the Federation Francaise des Societes d'Assur...

Zurich bank licence.

Swiss insurer Zurich has applied for a banking licence from the Swiss Federal Banking Commission. It...

Winning on aggregate.

John Butler explodes the myths about aggregate extension clauses, which began in the first half of the century with the 'Coca Cola clause'.

Hoping for a new dawn in the East.

The development of political and social structures in the Far East is being impeded by the current financial crisis in the region, with further growth under serious threat. Martin Stone reports.

Bombs away?

Alex Beatty finds out how the prospect of peace in Northern Ireland is affecting the UK terrorism insurance market.

Lloyd's settles dispute.

Lloyd's has agreed an out-of-court settlement with Richard Rogers, the architect of its 1 Lime Stree...

From unrest to settlement.

One man's political instability is another's commercial opportunity. Paul Davidson surveys the political risk (re)insurance market.

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