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R&Q faces large legal expenses from syndicate 102 dispute

The ongoing cost of a "significant" legal dispute on old syndicate 102 and several accounting technicalities were to blame for Randall & Quilter positing a loss in the first half of 2014, according to chairman and chief executive Ken Randall.

Flood Re exclusion a possibility for independent Scotland

An independent Scotland could be faced with the prospect of identifying an alternative to the Flood Re scheme established between the UK government and the Association of British Insurers, according to research carried out by Standard & Poor’s.

DLG likely to win promotion to FTSE 100

Direct Line Group could win promotion to the FTSE 100 in the next quarterly reshuffle with drink can maker Rexam and construction firm Barratt Developments at risk of dropping out of the London Stock Exchange’s top tier.

R&Q posts pre-tax loss of £600 000 for H1

Insurance investor and underwriting manager Randall & Quilter posted a pre-tax loss of £600 000 for the first six months of 2014 (H1 2013: £3m profit) following an increase in legal expense reserves.

Share and share alike?

With the 'sharing economy', a form of peer-to-peer lending, gaining traction in the US, what would be the impact on UK insurers if the same occurred here?

Blog: Five incidents that rocked Quindell's share price

Promising half year financial results from Quindell this week - in which revenue increased 119% to £357.3m off the back of organic growth and a 15:1 share consolidation aided a 292% rise in pre-tax profits to £153.7m – came as a timely boon for the…

Europe: Climate change modelling

The question of whether climate change is driving an increase in the severity of weather events is a key concern for insurers. How can modelling systems keep up?

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