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Appointment at Ascent

Ascent Insurance Brokers has named Roger Day as its new chief executive. He has more than 30 years' ...

UIB takes Marsh to court

United Insurance Brokers was set to appear in the High Court yesterday having accused Marsh of poach...

Appointment at Christie

Christie Insurance has made six new additions. Walter Murray has been appointed director of broking....

Appointment at Miller

Miller Insurance Services has appointed Nick Lyons to chairman. Mr Lyons will be the first non-execu...

Appointment at XL

XL Insurance has enlisted Colin Ivory and Andy Barr-Sim as senior underwriters for its UK middle-mar...

Argo’s Heritage bid goes unconditional

Bermuda headquartered US specialty (re)insurer Argo’s offer for Lloyd’s (re)insurer Heritage has been declared unconditional in all respects.

ABI says legislation is needed to tackle flooding

The Association of British Insurers has welcolmed today’s announcement in the draft Queen’s Speech that the government plans to consult on a draft floods and water bill, following publication of the Pitt Review into last summer’s floods.

Post Pick of the Week

Post online and supplements editor Stephanie Denton and editor Jonathan Swift look at the week's major general insurance news, including: Axa's plans to merge its broking arms Venture Preference and SBJ; how Willis has split its staff over its 'Hothouse…

Paris Re stumbles into red in Q1 on FX loss

Paris Re, the French reinsurer, reported a first quarter loss of $129.5m compared with a gain of $35.6m this time last year due to a $183m monster foreign exchange loss.

AIR: China quake to produce $300m-$1bn insured losses

Catastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide estimates that insured losses from the Chengdu earthquake are likely to exceed 2bn yuan ($300m) and could reach 7bn yuan ($1bn). The estimates cover property losses for residential, commercial, industrial and…

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