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Groupama splits UK business into three

Groupama Insurances has changed its operational structure with specialist business divisions for personal lines, commercial lines and healthcare, each being headed by a director with overall responsibility for divisional performance including bottom line…

MMA revamps SME offering

MMA Insurance has relaunched its commercial combined policy for SMEs as part of a plan to improve its commercial lines development.

Fitch gloomy about Bermuda

Fitch Ratings stated in a Special Report today that its Rating Outlook for the Bermuda (re)insurance market remains 'Negative reflecting uncertainty tied to the continued highly volatile investment markets and a more severe economic recession than those…

Validus FY net income tumbles

Validus, the Bermudian (re)insurer, said that net income for the year ended December 31, 2008 was $53.1m, compared with $403m, for the corresponding period in 2007.

Another Lloyd's insurer redomiciles

Lloyd's insurer Beazley has unveiled plans to change corporate structure through creation of new parent company for the Beazley Group, incorporated in Jersey and tax resident in the Republic of Ireland.

AM Best downgrades Fuji Fire & Marine

AM Best has downgraded the financial strength rating (FSR) to B++ (Good) from A- (Excellent) and the issuer credit rating (ICR) to "bbb+" from "a-" of The Fuji Fire & Marine Insurance Company, Limited (Fuji Fire) (Japan). The ratings have been placed…

Unum announces new improvements to group IP products

Unum has introduced a range of improvements to its group income protection (IP) products. The changes cover both policy conditions and pricing and are designed to help policyholders manage their costs at the same time as extending the appeal of the…

Friends Provident announces next online seminar

Friends Provident is inviting advisers to register for the next online seminar, which will take place at 10 am on Tuesday 24 February. The title of the latest online seminar is 'Selling Protection effectively - going back to basics.'

Investment losses send Arig to FY loss

The dramatic decline in the global equity markets triggered a revaluation in the invested assets held by the Arab Insurance Group (Arig) and produced a net loss of $28.6m for the 2008 financial year, down from a net profit of $23.7m in 2007.

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