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JLT launches new JV company with broker

Jardine Lloyd Thompson has tramed up with the interdealer broker ICAP to establish a joint venture company owned equally by the two groups, to operate in areas where the market for insurance, financial derivatives and securities are converging.

Driving test overhaul mooted by Ladyman

An "overhaul of driver training and testing" was announced by Road Safety Minister Dr Stephen Ladyman at the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents' Road Safety Congress this afternoon.

Claimant lawyer network receives Law Soceity waiver

LawAlliance, the UK-wide network of specialist personal injury claimant lawyers, has received a special waiver from The Law Society boosting the benefits to claimants and LawAlliance members using the InterResolve Bodily Injury Claims Scheme.

Lloyds TSB Insurance profits up 16%

Reporting alongside Lloyds TSB Group, Lloyds TSB Insurance today reported a £34m or 16% increase in Profit Before Tax to £243m in 2006.

Petplan strengthens ties with Brooks Braithwaite

Pet insurance provider, Petplan, has strengthened its alliance with broker Brooks Braithwaite with an arrangement that will see them administering all the new and existing policies for boarding kennels and catteries.

Limit reports 82.1% combined ratio

Limit, the largest manager and second largest provider of capacity at Lloyd’s, has announced its combined ratio for 2006 was 82.1%, an improvement of more than 12 percentage points.

RenRe funds 'Wall of Wind' hurricane damage research

Florida International University's International Hurricane Research Center (IHRC) and WeatherPredict Consulting, a US affiliate of Bermudian reinsurer Renaissance Re have announced they are to develop new wind damage research under the banner …

Groupama in Optima move

Groupama Insurances has changed the cover, pricing and availability of Optima Bike – its tailored motorcycle insurance product - following a detailed review of the policy in 2006.

Advent returns to strong profitability in 2006

Advent returned to strong profitability in 2006, benefiting from a benign year for catastrophes, with an after tax profit of £15.4 million and producing a good return to shareholders with a return on equity of 24.0%.

Arc expands Police's protection cover

Arc Legal Assistance (Arc) has claimed it now provides legal protection cover for 1 in 3 members of Police Federations in England and Wales, having been appointed on a further four schemes.

QBE sees 36% rise

QBE Insurance group has recorded operating profit after tax of $1,483m for the year ended 31 December 2006, an increase of 36% over the previous corresponding year.

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