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CFA revamp revealed

Consumers, businesses, insurers, courts and lawyers will benefit from simplification of conditional fee regulations, the government claimed.

Converium close to selling CRNA, says report

Troubled reinsurer Converium is looking at selling off its subsidiary Converium Reinsurance North America (CRNA), which has been in run-off since 2004, according to a report in the Financial Times.

SBJ launches exceptional risks

SBJ, London and international insurance market broking subsidiary of the SBJ Group, has formed a new division, exceptional risks, and appointed Charles Heneage as its managing director.

Converium results show improvement

Converium made a loss before taxes of $16.4m for the first half of 2005, a dramatic improvement on the previous year, when it registered a loss before taxes of $295m. Net income for the first six months of the year came to $9m, again up substantially on…

UnumProvident subpoenaed by regulators

UnumProvident has said it has received a subpoena from Oklahoma's insurance commissioner seeking evidence of possible improper broker compensation and bid-rigging in the state.

China mops up after Matsa

Typhoon Matsa has killed seven people and caused several billion yuan in losses as it ravaged through East China's coastal area over the weekend.

Vukelic fired from Faraday

Berkshire Hathaway has confirmed that Milan Vukelic, the chief executive of the Faraday arm of the company’s General Re subsidiary, has been dismissed.

ZM appoints head of market for single tier authorities

Zurich Municipal has appointed Ronan Ball to a newly created role of head of market to look after the needs of Single Tier Authorities. Mr Ball and his team will be responsible for providing insurance and risk management services for Scottish, Welsh and…

Spitzer probe reaps more guilty pleas

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has obtained more guilty pleas from insurance executives as his year-and-a-half long probe into bid-rigging and price-fixing abuses builds steam.

Construction figures still rising says DTI

Construction orders in the year to June 2005 rose by five per cent compared to orders in the previous twelve month period, and orders in the second quarter of 2005 rose by nine per cent compared to the same quarter a year earlier, according to the…

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