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Foil welcomes Jackson report

The Forum of Insurance Lawyers has welcomed the preliminary report into civil litigation costs published today by Lord Justice Jackson but warned it signals the start of the "real work" as the review moves into the consultative stage of the process.

Crawford's revenue and income falls

Crawford & Company has reported consolidated revenues before reimbursements of $236.1m in the first quarter of 2009 compared to $255.5m in the same period last year.

AIG reports $4.35bn loss

AIG has reported a net loss of $4.35bn (£2.9bn) for the first quarter of 2009 compared to a net loss of $7.81bn in the first quarter of 2008.

Charles Taylor Consulting in £7.8m swoop

Charles Taylor Consulting has acquired Axiom Holdings, an independent insurance and reinsurance support specialist for a maximum payment of up to £7.85m.

Charles Taylor Consulting makes acquisition

Charles Taylor Consulting (CTC), the management and consultancy services provider has acquired rival Axiom Holdings Limited, an independent insurance and reinsurance support specialist for a maximum payment of up to £7.85m.

Allstate in heavy Q1 loss

Allstate, the US insurance giant, reported a first quarter net loss of $274m, down from a gain of $348m in the first quarter of 2008.

London market broker names new CEO

Glencairn has promoted Nick Cook to the role of chief executive officer, effective immediately. Previously a director and senior Partner of Glencairn and head of its property division, Mr Cook succeeds Steve Hearn, who will remain executive chairman of…

Munich Re launches nat cat google earth for insurers

Munich Re has developed a "Google Earth" for insurers to track natural catastrophes– which is available free to the general public. As part of its push to highlight climate change, the world's largest reinsurer has produced a DVD to be used by insurers,…

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