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Appointment at Axa

Axa has hired Darren Cornish as head of claims experience. He joins the customer experience team h...

Fitch downgrades AIG

Fitch Ratings has downgraded various AIG ratings, including the issuer default rating to 'BBB' from ...

Relationship cemented

Property Consortium UK has maintained its eight-year relationship with UIA by remaining as a supplie...

Appointment at ULR

Accident management specialist ULR has recruited Paul Cosh , founder of Hero Insurance Services and...

Appointment at Groupama

Groupama Insurances has promoted Stephen Teeling to counter-fraud manager. After five years within...

NU revising personal lines

Norwich Union is revising its personal lines pricing model for brokers and has plans to share profit...

Rousing speech

Erin Brockovich ended this year's British Insurance Brokers' Association conference in Manchester wi...

Argo merges US divisions

Argo Group, the Bermudian (re)insurer, it has merged its specialty niche insurers, Grocers Insurance and Great Central Insurance, under the brand name Argo Select.

Ace appoints vice-chairman

Ace Limited, the Switzerland-based reinsurer has said that Brian Dowd, CEO, Insurance – North America, has been named to the additional position of vice chairman, Ace Limited and Ace Group Holdings.

First American launches new fire product

First American Spatial Solutions, the spatial and natural hazard risk solutions subsidiary of US company First American Corporation has launched its Fire Protection Classification (FPC) solution.

Post pick of the week

Reporter Leigh Jackson looks at the major news stories from this week's Post: FSA authorisations hit low point; Norwich Union brings jobs back to the UK after closing Indian service centre; Homeserve puts emergency services division up for sale; Groupama…

Fitch gloomy on Russian insurance sector

Fitch Ratings has assigned a 'Negative Rating' outlook to the Russian insurance sector, reflecting the expected negative impact of deteriorating insurance market conditions due to the rapid slowdown in Russia's economy and continuing volatility of…

AIG to pay $800m to damaged investors

The Securities and Exchange Commission, the US regulator, has said that a federal court has approved the distribution of more than $843m to harmed investors in the American International Group, Inc. from a Fair Fund that the SEC established after the…

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