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Lloyd's claims Brazilian market first

Lloyd’s said it has received approval from the Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) to become the first admitted reinsurer in Brazil.

ABI corporate affairs head to quit

The Association of British Insurer's director of corporate affairs for the last seven years, Alan Leaman, will leave the association later this summer. He will become chief executive of the Management Consultancies Association.

Takaful course gets CII nod

The Chartered Insurance Institute has accredited the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance's rece...

Team G's tough three

Groupama staff in Portsmouth are preparing for a day of outdoor pursuits to raise money for a local ...

Munich Re warns of less good Q1 2008 vs 2007

BESTWIRE — Munich Re, the German reinsurance giant, predicted its profit for the first quarter of 2008 will not be as good as the figures it saw over the same period of 2007 thanks to exposure to a number of major cat losses.

Pick of the Week

Post editor Jonathan Swift looks at the week's major general insurance news including Peter Hubbard a...

Award for Christine Knox

Christine Knox of HR Consultancy has been named permanent recruitment consultant of the year in the ...

Captive research released

Captive insurers reflect 20% of the total property and casualty insurance spend in the world today, ...

Appointment at Lorega

Claims advocate Lorega has recruited Andy Mintern as its financial director. He was previously the L...

Appointment at Marsh

Marsh has appointed Jeremy Cooke to global head of market relationship management. Mr Cooke will als...

Looking back

Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...

Liberalisation delayed

Brazilian authorities were expected to announce a delay in the opening up of the country's reinsuran...

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