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Weathering the storm.

The continuing tough state of the P&I market could bring further consolidation among the mutual clubs and increased diversification. Denzil Stuart reports.

Industry warms to research.

The greenhouse effect and global warming look certain to increase catastrophe losses, but (re)insurers are starting to get involved in monitoring the problem, says David Fanning.

Brokers look for reform.

Marine (re)insurance brokers have noticed an improvement in the service from risk carriers, according to independent research for GE Frankona Re. Many brokers, however, still believe that there are shortcomings in the service, says the UK reinsurer's…

Aon becomes captive leader.

Aon is to overtake Marsh & McLennan as the world's largest captive manager with the purchase of Sins...

Moody's ratings.

Moody's has assigned 'Aa2' (excellent) ratings to Bermuda-based XL Capital's subsidiaries XL Re and ...

NFU Mutual dismisses threat

NFU Mutual Insurance Society has said it will fight any attempt to take it over following reports in ...

Chaucer predicts.

Lloyd's insurer Chaucer is forecasting improved results across the board for its syndicates for the ...

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