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PartnerRe boosts profit.

PartnerRe of Bermuda more than quadrupled its first quarter profit to $96m from $23m in the first qu...

Results in brief - Markel

Markel of the US reduced its combined ratio to 106% in the first quarter of this year, down from 114%...

Saltzman ousted.

UK insurer The Prudential has parted company with its US head Bob Saltzman. The moves comes less tha...

Cover with bite.

Several recent launches have made cash plans top of the chops, and while some believed the new policies would sink their teeth into the rival competition coming from dental plans, this has not been the case, with the latter appearing to be biting back,…

PMI: good health.

A survey of private medical insurance by healthcare and community consultancy Laing and Buisson has ...

Subsidence focus.

Post Magazine's first technical masterclass looked at the problems of investigating and reserving for...

Technical hitch.

Last week's Post Magazine round table highlighted some important issues, claims Theo Duchen, particularly relating to the problems generated by the use of technology in the troubled commercial lines sector.

Bachmann joins NU.

Dublin-based Norwich Union International is looking to enter new markets and sell a broader range of...

Fortis records loss.

Belgian-Dutch insurer Fortis has recorded a 5% fall in profits for the first three months of this ye...

NU panel beaters.

The announcement last week of the winners and losers, following insurer Norwich Union's loss adjust...

Home rule.

The Homes Bill's progress through Parliament has been disrupted by the election, but Labour has made it clear it intends to reintroduce legislation to speed up house buying if it is re-elected today. Liability insurers face the prospect of more and…

Hannover on the up.

German group Hannover Re increased its net profit in 2000 by 81% to £293m, thanks largely to a cut i...

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