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Equity announces latest acquisition

Equity Insurance Brokers has acquired the entire book of specialist motorcycle broker, Bike Team - including the rights to continue to promote the Bike Team brand.

Kiln and Catlin in underwriting agency deal

Commercial insurance underwriting agency APC has teamed up with Lloyd's insurers Kiln and Catlin to offer a new contract combining property, combined liability, professional indemnity, directors' and officers' and legal expenses. Other classes will…

Howden to form new team

Independent Lloyd’s broker Howden has announced that it is building a new team in London to enhance its international reach and capability in medical malpractice.

HCC sets up Lloyd's syndicate

HCC Insurance Holdings has acquired MultiNational Underwriters (MNU) and received approval to establish a new Lloyd’s syndicate.

Lloyd's broker claims China first

FP Marine Risks Limited, the Hong Kong based Lloyd’s broker, has received approval to open a representative office in Beijing. The new office is scheduled to open in early 2008.

More Lloyd's takeovers to come, says KBW

Financial analysts at Keefe Bruyette and Woods (KBW) have named Lloyd’s insurers Advent, Beazley, Catlin and Chaucer as attractive candidates for takeover bids from overseas companies in 2008.

Post pick of the week

Jonathan Swift, editor, Post Magazine outlines the major stories in this week's issue of Post including: Brokers warned over using insurers with poor security ratings; Axa linked with Heath Lambert deal; Reinsurance market in "feast and famine” warning;…

Marsh executive resigns

A senior executive at global broker Marsh has resigned. US-based executive vice president Philip Moyles has become the latest senior figure to step down at the broker.

Ironshore adds surplus shell to US offering

Bermudian start-up Ironshore has announced that its US subsidiary Ironshore Holdings, has completed the acquisition of TIG Specialty Insurance Company, a US-based excess and surplus lines insurance company, from TIG Insurance Company.

Corporate Manslaughter Act could cost £21m, warns Hiscox

With the Corporate Manslaughter Act coming into force on 6 April, Hiscox has called upon companies to review their existing risk management procedures, as it says they are unlikely to provide adequate protection to new exposures introduced under the new…

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