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Survey shows Irish non life premium up 16.4%

The Insurance Statistical Review, previously known as the “Blue Book”, shows that gross written premiums for non-life insurance business in Ireland increased by 16.4% in 2007, to €7.56bn.

Gustav damage could top $10bn claim experts

Insured losses from Hurricane Gustav could range between $3.8 bn and $10bn, according to initial estimates based on the latest information from catastrophe risk experts, Risk Management Solutions and AIR Worldwide.

Gustav downgraded again

Gustav is now quickly losing strength and has been downgraded to a tropical storm with winds of 60mph (95km/h), according to the Florida-based National Hurricane Center (NHC).

£9.4m contract to strengthen IMR

Scheduled improvements for the Insurers’ Market Repository will see the service double its speed and resilience and increase its capacity fivefold in line with projected volumes for the next four years. .

RSA share price climbs 4.5%

Insurer RSA's share price has climbed over 4.5% today amid speculation in the press of a takeover bid.

Self-employed are self-assured at success

RSA has released survey results which it said shows that a large number of self-employed business people are optimistic about their future, despite recent gloomy news regarding the UK's 0% economic growth.

Clarification: XL and Burma

Earlier this month Reinsurance Magazine reported that Bermudian-based insurer XL had pulled out of doing business in Burma after being named in a report by the Burma Campaign UK.

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