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Equitas correction.

Last month's Technical Report (Re, May 1998, p23) said that Equitas chairman David Newbigging had al...

A domicile on Lime Street.

As Lloyd's searches for new business in a competitive market, Alastair Rodger outlines the case for allowing captives into the society.

French growth.

French reinsurers increased their net post-tax profits by 38% to Fr 3.3bn in 1997 on gross premium i...

The London Processing Centre.

The London Processing Centre, which processes premiums and claims for the London market, saw its inc...

Maximum security cells.

As captive domiciles compete to attract companies, Guernsey's Steve Butterworth describes the benefits of the island's protected cell company legislation.

Aon increases total revenue.

Broking giant Aon Corporation increased its total revenue by 15% to $1.6bn in the first quarter of 1...

New cargo clause.

London market cargo underwriters have developed a new clause to clarify their position on the new In...

Malloy for Stockton.

Bermudian speciality risks underwriter Stockton Re has appointed Daniel Malloy as president and chie...

Peak challenge.

Lloyd's underwriters are providing cover for Rod Baber and his three-man team, who last month began ...

Nine into one does go.

The nine UK financial services regulators are undergoing sweeping changes that could affect reinsurers, cedants and brokers.

Strike Club grows.

Mutual industrial unrest insurer The Strike Club has boosted its membership to 418 companies and inc...

Tracking the Lloyd's bear.

Using SURL's premium rating indices may make it possible to find the bottom of the insurance cycle at Lloyd's, says Robert C.B. Miller.

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