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Allianz hit by high cat losses

Allianz Group has reported that its property & casualty business wrote gross premiums written of €14.0bn (Q1 2009: €13.9bn) in the first quarter of 2010.

Liberty Mutual net income soars

US insurance giant Liberty Mutual has reported net income of $315m for the three months ended March 31, 2010 an increase of $293m over the same period in 2009 despite $411m catastrophe losses in the quarter.

Harrison to lead European business

Combined Insurance has appointed Chris Harrison as executive vice president and general manager, Europe, assuming overall leadership responsibility for Combined Insurance’s European business – sales and operations.

Harrison to lead European business

Combined Insurance has appointed Chris Harrison as executive vice president and general manager, Europe, assuming overall leadership responsibility for Combined Insurance’s European business – sales and operations.

LV recruiting for over 160 staff

LV has announced it is recruiting for over 160 jobs in its general insurance business. The jobs currently being recruited for will be based in offices in Bournemouth, Croydon, Basildon, Huddersfield, Leeds and Bristol.

Fairholme increases AIG stake

Fairholme Capital Management, the investment firm run by Bruce Berkowitz, has raised its bet on the recovery of AIG by increasing holdings to 25.5 million shares, following the release of the insurance giant’s first quarter results.

Johnston Re cat bond completed

Johnston Re, the US hurricane catastrophe bond for the North Carolina Joint Underwriting Association (NCJUA) and the North Carolina Insurance Underwriting Association (NCIUA), closed on Monday at $305m.

Fitch more positive about German GI sector

Fitch Rating has today revised the outlook for the German non-life insurance sector to stable from negative due what it described as "increased investment income in 2009 and an increase in motor insurance premium rates in early 2010".

Fitch more positive about German GI sector

Fitch Rating has today revised the outlook for the German non-life insurance sector to stable from negative due what it described as "increased investment income in 2009 and an increase in motor insurance premium rates in early 2010".

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