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Oval granted six-figure payout

Oval has been awarded a "substantial" six-figure sum in compensation, following successful court proceedings against Berkeley Burke.

Hardy sings success of Bermuda move

Hardy Underwriting has a record pre-tax profit of £18.3m (2006: £16.8m) following its parent company's redomiciliation to Bermuda.

CBG confident after 59% jump in profit

Manchester-based broker CBG today announced a 59% rise in adjusted pre-tax profits to £1.912m (2006: £1.204m) on a 22% growth in revenue from continuing operations to £6.3m (2006: £5.2m) in 2007.

Willis given green Saudi greenlight

Willis has become one of the first brokers to be officially licensed in Saudi Arabia by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency under the provisions of the Insurance Law of 2004. The broker’s operations in the country will henceforth be known as Willis Saudi…

L&G slips further into the red in household

Legal and General this morning reported an operating loss in 2007 of £67m for its UK general insurance business including losses of £76m net of reinsurance from the UK floods in June and July, and £8m for the cost of windstorm Kyrill in January.

XL picks outsider for O'Hara role

XL Capital has ended years of speculation by naming Mr Michael S. McGavick toreplace Brian M. O'Hara as its next chief executive on May 1st. O'Hara announced in October 2007 that he would retire as CEO by mid-2008 and will serve as chairman during the…

BMS names new chairman

BMS has announced the appointment of Hugo Crawley as chairman of the board amongst a series of promotions it says will give the company greater practitioner focus.

DAS reports 82% growth in profits

DAS has described 2007 as a “difficult year” for the legal protection insurance market despite reporting an 82% increase in profits in 2007.

Heath Lambert reveals healthy 2007 return

Insurance broker Heath Lambert generated revenue of £113.1m and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation up 6% from 2006 to £18.5m in 2007.

Munich Re in €170m Cat bond

German reinsurer Munich Re has launched a multiyear €170m cat bond, to prvide cover for European windstorms.

Net premium falls $3.1bn for US reinsurers

A group of 20 US property-casualty reinsurers wrote $22.7bn in net premium in 2007 marking a decrease of $3.1bn from the previous year, according to the Reinsurance Association of America annual underwriting report.

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