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Zurich disposes of UK subsidiary

Zurich has announced that one of its non-core subsidiaries in the UK, Zurich Specialties London, will transfer its run off insurance business to Swiss Re at book value.

FSA refuses to commit to April 2012 FSCS review deadline

Speaking at a meeting held by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services about the future and funding of the FSCS scheme on 14 June, Sheila Nicoll, director of conduct policy at the FSA told MP’s that changes in Europe and UK…

RSA acquires Canadian firm ETFS

RSA Insurance Group has confirmed the acquisition of the insurance assets of Expert Travel Financial Services Incorporated a distributor of travel insurance in Canada.

Quinn’s net loss increases to €905m

Quinn Insurance has increased the net loss made in 2009 by €200m to €905m to account for the pay-out to repay the banks and bondholders of the Quinn Group as part of its restructuring, according to accounts filed for the year ended 31 December 2009.

Quinn’s net loss increases to €905m

Quinn Insurance has increased the net loss made in 2009 by €200m to €905m to account for the pay-out to repay the banks and bondholders of the Quinn Group as part of its restructuring, according to accounts filed for the year ended 31 December 2009.

XL estimates US weather losses of $75m

XL Group has estimated that severe weather occurrences, including tornado activity, in the US in April and May caused losses of $50m to $75m, with the majority attributable to XL’s reinsurance segment.

AM Best affirms Hanover ‘A’ rating

AM Best has affirmed the financial strength rating of A (Excellent) and issuer credit ratings (ICR) of “a” of The Hanover Insurance Group Property and Casualty Companies (The Hanover) and its members.

Growth continues in European insurance premiums in 2010

New figures published today by the CEA, the European insurance and reinsurance federation, show a provisional increase in gross written premiums in its member countries of 5% in 2010, at current exchange rates.

Growth continues in European insurance premiums in 2010

New figures published today by the CEA, the European insurance and reinsurance federation, show a provisional increase in gross written premiums in its member countries of 5% in 2010, at current exchange rates.

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