Skip to main content

News

Novae rolls out new 24 hour system to brokers

Liability insurer, Novae Underwriting has piloted a system which issues policy documentation to brokers within 24 hours. It claims Risk Write will help brokers to prevent a common cause of Errors & Omissions claims – the lack of policy wordings and proof…

New speciality lines syndicate joins Lloyd’s

Quanta Capital Holdings is expanding its European business by establishing a new Specialty Lines Syndicate at Lloyd’s as part of its newly formed specialist insurance, reinsurance, risk assessment and risk consulting group.

Catlin hurricane hit rises to almost £40m

Catlin Group has updated its estimate of the potential financial impact of the four hurricanes that caused extensive damage in the Caribbean and USA earlier this year to $75m (£39.4m).

AM Best comments on Silverstein result

After a preliminary assessment of the impact of the recently announced verdict that the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center was two insurable events, AM Best has said that it does not believe the decision will result in any rating changes for the nine…

FSA makes plea to 4500 unregistered firms

The Financial Services Authority today named the 'hotspot' sectors of firms selling insurance who have yet to apply for authorisation and warned them to do it now or risk losing business before regulation comes into force on 14 January.

Claims director of ITIC retires

Julia Mavropoulos, claims director of International Transport Intermediaries Club, is retiring after almost 30 years in the business.

XL swoops for Markel MD

XL London Market has appointed Peter Bilsby as senior vice president of aviation.

CIS job cuts slammed

Amicus has expressed disappointment over the loss or transfer of another 500 jobs at the Co-operative Insurance Society.

Australia faces less intense cyclone season

The region around Australia is facing a lower than normal number of tropical cyclones in the present 2004/05 cyclone season, according to the latest prediction from Tropical Storm Risk (TSR).

AM Best rates Arab Re

AM Best has assigned a financial strength rating of B+ (Very Good) and an issuer credit rating (ICR) of "bbb-" to Arab Reinsurance. The outlook on both ratings is stable.

The lay of the insurance land

Post Magazine has, in conjunction with Joslin Rowe, completed a review of insurance professionals' perceptions and pay structures across the industry. Robert Charles reports on the findings

Events

20 January National Security Inspectorate - Reducing Risk Together seminar Wellington Hotel, Belfa...

You need to sign in to use this feature. If you don’t have an Insurance Post account, please register for a trial.

Sign in
You are currently on corporate access.

To use this feature you will need an individual account. If you have one already please sign in.

Sign in.

Alternatively you can request an individual account here