Kiln in massive catastrophe expansion for 2007

RJ Kiln, the Lloyd's managing agency wholly owned by Kiln plc, has said it aims to increase its overall capacity by 25% on 2006, bringing total capacity to over £1 billion for 2007.

In its initiual business plan for 2007 the company said intends to more than double the capacity of its catastrophe Syndicate 557 and up capacity on syndicate 510 by 17.6%

The proposed increases on

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