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Whittington Group makes appointment

Whittington Group, the international insurance investor and services provider, has announced that Kevin Lee Chung Wei has been appointed as the director of strategic acquisitions for Whittington Asia Pacific.

Brightside sees turnover and profits jump

The insurance broking group Brightside has recorded turnover of £15.6m (2007 £11.2m) and an adjusted operating profit before tax increased of £2.50m (2007 £0.92m) for the six months to 30 June 2008.

Berkshire Hathaway, Lexington in reinsurance deal

AIG's Lexington Insurance Company said that it has arranged contingent property reinsurance cover from Berkshire Hathaway’s National Indemnity Company for Lexington’s real estate portfolio, as well as policies having limits of $250m or greater, policies…

Aon trio defect to Marsh

Marsh has made three senior appointments to its international surety practice. Steve Powney, Steven Lewis and Tricia Burgess have all joined Marsh from Aon’s surety and guarantee team.

NU in used vehicle deal

Norwich Union, part of Aviva, is helping policyholders get back on the road quicker by offering a used vehicle replacement service after they have agreed their cash settlement for a written-off vehicle claim.

Greenberg, Foundations, selling AIG Stock

(BestWire) — Maurice “Hank” Greenberg and companies and foundations that he controls are selling shares of American International Group Inc., the giant insurer he once ran, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as…

PB Week: Calling all broker managers

Professional Broking , the management magazine for insurance brokers, has arranged four management events across the country in October - free to UK’s general insurance broker managers, and we hope to see you there to discuss some interesting times,…

Groupama expands SME offering

Groupama Insurances has enhanced its Optima Trade Plus and Optima Trade and Professional products for the small to medium-sized enterprise sector.

PWC responds to FSA Solvency II paper

Pricewaterhouse Coopers has responded to the Financial Services Authority's report on Solvency II, saying it agrees with the regulator's call for board ownership of the project within insurers.

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