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HSBC broker and Ace lead insurer for Yemen plane crash
HSBC was the lead broker and Ace was the lead insurer for today's Yemeni plane crash, sources told Reinsurance
Senior brokers leave Aon
Two senior brokers have left Aon to join Miller, sources have told Reinsurance
Towergate raids Oval for account executive
Darren Paterson joins Towergate’s Leeds office
Yemen jet crashes in Indian Ocean
Airbus flight operated by Temenia Air fourth major air crash of this year
Capital shortages to drive up prices, says Swiss Re
Underwriting results strong despite Cat losses
Guy Carpenter in new vice-chairman move
MMC's reinsurance broking giant grabs senior executive from AIG
Listed UK insurer outlines international aspirations
Gable CEO William Dewsall claims France is ahead of schedule
QBE shakes up trade credit management
New global and European heads appointed
Former Swiss Re CIO joins Catlin board
Benjamin Meuli to become CFO later this year
Aon helps firms prepare for carbon commitment
Carbon reduction assistance scheme launched
Marsh launches PI insurance for construction firms
Construction firms get access to new project PI insurance
Towers Perrin future in balance as owner companies merge
Future of one of the UK's largest reinsurance brokers is in the balance after the merger of its US parent with rival Watson Wyatt.
Free Post web seminar - claims fraud
Post's latest web seminar on claims fraud is being held live, online tomorrow starting at 11.00.
CCV boss moves in Towergate shake up
CCV boss Tim Johnson to take Paymentshield hot seat
Offshore specialist joins Chaucer from Zurich
James Brown joins new division
IUA chairman warns of more regulation
Stephen Riley fears more regulation
Insurers "most optimistic," claims PwC/CBI survey
PwC/CBI report claims slight decline in GI profitability
APC appoints DAS for all legal expenses cover
DAS picked to underwrite all LEI cover for new APC products
We are at serious risk of a double dip recession, says S&P chief analyst
Jean-Michel Six, european chief economist at Standard & Poor's, notes we are in a "W" shaped recession
Claims for cancelled UK Michael Jackson concerts could cost industry up to £300million
Sources tell Reinsurance that claims for the cancelled UK Michael Jackson dates may hit £300m