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Protect unveils new constitution

Trade association Protect has ratified a change in its constitution widening its full membership beyond credit insurance underwriters for the first time.

Tracker renews police deal

Stolen vehicle recover operator Tracker has signed an exclusive five-year extension on its partnership with the UK Police Force.

Bermudan market continues to grow

The Bermuda Monetary Authority reported today that the Bermuda insurance market continued to record strong performance, against the backdrop of a prolonged soft market and the effects of the worst financial crisis in a generation.

Biba: FSCS PPI levy “galling” for brokers

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association has claimed that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme an interim levy of £20m to fund failures involving the sale of payment protection insurance is “galling” for insurance brokers.

Biba responds to FSA fees

The British Insurance Brokers' Association has issued a response to the Financial Services Authority's fees and levies for the next two years.

Accenture expands RM offering

Accenture has launched a global risk management consulting service line to help companies identify, manage and mitigate risks and make greater strategic use of risk data.

CBG partners with Manchester broker

CBG Group has appointed Daniel Stewart & Company to act as joint brokerand work alongside existing nominated adviser and broker, Zeus Capital, to handle its institutional investor and shareholder relations.

Blackham returns to broking market with Howden

In this new role, Howden said the co-founder and former CEO of Layton Blackham and Bluefin will provide support and guidance to help it definine and execute its strategy for continued growth, particularly in the development of the UK market.

US winter storms estimated to cost $2bn

Catastrophe risk modeling firm Eqecat said Friday afternoon (eastern time) that it estimates insured losses resulting from two February winter storms in the eastern United States will exceed $2bn, based on a preliminary assessment.

Jelf gains £24m debt facility

Jelf Group has entered into a new senior debt facility of £24mm with a five-year term. The new facility provided by a small group of lenders replaces the existing facility in full.

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