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Amlin sees US Cat rates 10-12% down year-on-year

Lloyd’s (re)insurer Amlin has said that it has seen price reductions of between 10% and 12% on its US Catastrophe book, although it said that prospective margins were still acceptable.

Amlin reports 10% drop in GWP for Q1

Amlin has reported a 10% drop in gross written premium (before deduction of brokerage) during the first three months of 2008 to £395.9m, compared to the same period of 2007 (£440.2m).

FSA warns firms over customer fraud threat

The Financial Services Authority is urging firms to change their attitude to data security and do more to help prevent their customers falling victim to identity fraud and other types of financial crime.

PB WEEK: RBSI rumours continue

Market gossip about the sale of the Royal Bank of Scotland’s insurance brands has reared its head again for what must be the millionth time in the past two years. Except this time it’s a bit different, writes Charlie Thomas, reporter, Professional…

Pick of the Week

Post reporter Alwynne Gwilt and editor Jonathan Swift looks at the week's major general insurance new...

Brits appoints CEO

Brit Insurance has appointed Matthew Wilson as chief executive officer of its global markets busines...

Appointment at Brit

Brit Insurance has appointed Lawrence Burgess as motor fleet underwriter and Joe Murphy as property ...

Appointment at CILA

Martyn Gabbitass has been elected chairman and council representative of the liability special inter...

Besio takes new Aon role

Aon executive vice-president of global strategy Greg Besio has taken the chief administrative office...

Banks tipped to sell EIS

A business investment company jointly established by Halifax Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Lloyds TSB h...

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