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Analyst lacks confidence in SVB forecasts

Lloyd's insurer SVB's fourth quarter syndicate forecasts have been described as disappointing by one analyst. Nicholas Johnson of Numis, left his own forecasts unchanged, but lowered his confidence level in its numbers.

Cunningham Lindsey selected for Endurance panel

Endurance Worldwide Insurance has selected Cunningham Lindsey as one of the panel of loss adjusters for it’s UK lead proposition on the direct property insurance account. The appointment is effective immediately.

Atrium profit expectations raised

Atrium Underwriters, the wholly owned subsidiary of Atrium Underwriting plc, today announces the results for its managed syndicates 570 and 609 for the 2002 year of account, updated forecasts for the 2003 year of account and initial forecasts for the…

FSA sets July e-reporting deadline

The Financial Services Authority has announced that from 1 July 2005 many firms will have to start submitting returns to the regulator using a secure web-based system. This is the first stage in implementing its decision to introduce mandatory electronic…

Moody’s affirms RenRe ratings

Moody's Investors Service has affirmed the A1 insurance financial strength rating of Renaissance Reinsurance and the debt ratings of RenaissanceRe Holdings (senior unsecured at A3, subordinated debt at Baa1, preferred stock at Baa2, including its shelf…

Imagine rating under review by AM Best

AM Best has placed the financial strength and issuer credit ratings of A- (Excellent) and “a-”, respectively, of Bermuda-based Imagine Insurance under review with negative implications.

Ceta in product push

Broker network Ceta, has launched the Ceta Premium Club, aimed at extending clients' access to general insurance products.

Zurich extends Bradford & Bingley deal

Zurich's Personal Insurance business has secured a three-year extension of their long-standing deal with Bradford & Bingley to supply household insurance for their block policies.

QBE profits up

QBE Insurance today announced a record operating profit after tax for the year ended 31 December 2004.

Stormy 2004 studied in Munich Re report

According to Munich Re's new study "Topics Geo – Annual Review: Natural Catastrophes 2004" 2004 was marked by dramatic events as a result of earthquakes and tropical cyclones. There were also exceptional natural hazard events in areas that are otherwise…

Axa GI revenues top £3bn

Axa UK's general insurance business revenue increased by 4.3% to £3.1bn in 2004, from £2,9bn the previous year. The insurer has posted earnings up £145 million on 2003 and a sustained improvement in general insurance business combined ratio, 2.4 points…

RBSI profits jump, blames Churchill for combined ratio rise

Royal Bank of Scotland Insurance’s contribution to the group's profits increased by 42% (£253m) to £862m for the 12 months to 31 December 2004. These figures included the first full year’s contribution from Churchill, which was acquired in September 2003…

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