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Net premium falls $3.1bn for US reinsurers

A group of 20 US property-casualty reinsurers wrote $22.7bn in net premium in 2007 marking a decrease of $3.1bn from the previous year, according to the Reinsurance Association of America annual underwriting report.

IUA welcomes IPT announcement

The IUA has welcomed the Budget announcement that fiscal representatives will no longer be required for the payment of insurance premium tax in the UK, a measure that will streamline trade involving overseas insurance companies operating on a cross…

QBE in Lloyd's move

As a part of QBE’s strategy to make it easier for Lloyd’s brokers to get full access to its diverse range of products, on 17 March 2008 QBE is consolidating its four casualty and specialty boxes in Lloyd’s.

Broker granted Ruissian license

Colemont Rus Insurance Brokers has been granted a license from the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation. Having initially set up a representative office in Moscow in July 2006, Colemont Rus Insurance Brokers Limited will now be able to offer a…

Fitch puts AIG ratings on 'Rating Watch Negative'

Credit ratings agency Fitch has placed AIG’s Issuer Default Rating (IDR), holding company ratings and subsidiary debt ratings on ‘Rating Watch Negative’, after the insurer’s independent auditor PwC said that it believed it had a ‘material weakness’ in…

Windstorm Emma to cost Allianz €200m

Global insurer Allianz has estimated that Winter storm Emma , which swept through Central Europe in the first weekend of March, will cost it more than €200m euros in net claims before tax.

Benfield shares hammered as results disappoint

Reinsurance broker Benfield reported falling 2007 revenues and profits as the firm was hit by the sliding dollar, competitive reinsurance pricing and experienced a continued drag from losses at its fledgling corporate risks division.

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