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Helphire sees profits up 63%

Helphire this morning reported its pre tax profit had increased by 63% to £40.3m on turnover of £290m (up 49%) for the 12 montsh to 30th June.

SSP in line to meet performance targets

SSP held its 2007 Annual General Meeting at noon today. At the meeting David Rasche, Executive Chairman, said that SSP had made an encouraging start to the financial year and trading was in line with management expectations.

The Indie Trial: Charges dropped against Condon

Charges against Phillip Condon in relation to the reinsurance contracts were dramatically dropped this morning on the instruction of the judge, Mr Justice Rivlin. David Worsfold reports .

NIG to launch new household product

NIG will launch Advantage Plus, a new home insurance product, on 1 October. The product, offered on EDI will initially be available via SSP, Open GI and CDL, with other software systems including Acturis to follow.

NIG launches online home insurance product

NIG will launch Advantage Plus, a new home insurance product, on 1 October. The product will be offered on EDI will initially be available via Software Solutions Partners, Open GI and CDL, with other software systems including Acturis to follow.

Heritage unveils record 1st half results

Lloyd's insurer Heritage has unveiled record 1st half 2007 interim results, producing a profit before tax up 250% to £10.5m ($21m) and a return on equity of 24%.

Close moves to reassure customers

Close Premium Finance has moved to reassure brokers that its lending facilities remain unaffected by the global credit crunch currently impacting financial markets.

Onlyinsurance partners investor portal

Aggregator Onlyinsurance.com has partnered with Interactive Investor to provide a wide range of personal insurance products and applications to the online financial services provider.

NU launches underwriting academy

Norwich Union has launched an underwriting academy to boost employee skills and improve service levels for advisers and customers.

AIR: Wipha to cost less than $250m

Catastrophe modeller AIR Worldwide has said it estimates insured losses from Typhoon Wipha are unlikely to exceed $250m (RMB 1.85bn). The estimate covers insured losses to property and contents for onshore properties.

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