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The winds of no change

2004's hurricanes are likely to prevent the kind of rate-softening that buyers have been hoping for this renewal season

RAA releases latest US P/C figures

According to a Reinsurance Association of America (RAA) survey of reinsurers’ statutory underwriting results, a group of 27 U. S. property-casualty reinsurers wrote $22.3bn of net premiums during the third quarter of 2004.

SVB losses continue

Lloyd's insurer SVB's syndicate forecasts have revealed increased losses for the 2002 year of account. £8.1m has been utilised to cover the losses, for which it wrote a £103.6m provision at the end of June.

Southern comfort

Almost 700 insurance and technology specialists gathered last week for the annual ISOtech conference...

Watch PM's Insurance Question Time - now

Tuesday night's inaugural Post Magazine Insurance Question Time at London’s Globe theatre, saw a distinguished panel wrestle with issues as varied as the impact of Spitzer, Offshoring, Compensaion Culture and Reputation in front of a packed audience. To…

Florida AG subpoenas 11 firms

Florida Attorney General Charles Crist has subpoenaed documents going back nearly six years to 1998 from 11 insurance companies as part of his investigation into a possible broad scheme of bid-rigging and kickback arrangements between insurers and…

New appointment at Carvill

Carvill, a leading independent reinsurance intermediary, has announced the addition of Dr Steve Smith, an atmospheric physicist, to its ReAdvisory team as Vice President.

Carvill Re launched

Carvill has announced the launch of Carvill Re to provide a dedicated focus on expanding its relationships in the London reinsurance markets.

Hannover Re hit by nat cat losses

Hannover Re has announced that its results for the first three quarters of 2004 were hit by what it described as “an unparalleled major loss burden from natural catastrophes”.

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