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Trenwick gets rating review

Standard & Poor's (S&P) has put its ratings of Trenwick Group on CreditWatch with negative implicatio...

Appointment at The St Paul.

The St Paul at Lloyd's has promoted Robert Philpot to the post of marine claims adjuster. He has ove...

NU quits Gun Trade scheme.

Sporting Insurance Services, the specialist gun trade insurance subsidiary of broker Stuart Alexande...

Market improvement.

There will be continued consolidation of syndicates at Lloyd's and corporate capital vehicles will i...

Russian for cover.

The Russian insurance market will become increasingly attractive to European insurers, said rating a...

MP attacks ABI.

Barry Gardiner MP has heavily criticised the Association of British Insurers for failing to publicly ...

NHS: Envision deal.

The NHS Pensions Agency has awarded Envision, a consortium of technology companies Paymaster 1836 an...

What the Papers Say.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH Early deaths through smoking save the Czech government tens of millions of po...

IFAs web service.

Technology supplier to the IFA market Synaptic Systems is to launch a web building service for indep...

US broker access.

Lloyd's announced that the first ever independent US brokers have been granted access to the London-...

CGNU 10-year deal.

CGNU has entered into a 10-year bancassurance partnership with DBS Group Holdings of Singapore. As p...

State of play.

Insurer stability is upmost in brokers' minds - especially as Lloyd's opens its door to all-comers. Kevin Willis explains the rationale behind Standard & Poor's new Lloyd's Syndicate Performance Measures.

Misys rebrands insurance arm.

UK-based Misys has rebranded its insurance arm as the Financial Services Division. It made the annou...

Unique potential.

Business solutions provider Viant has warned insurers they may "miss the boat altogether" if they fa...

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